CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, .July.7, 1966

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Fred Wiscinsk!
Passes ai Local
Hospital, Ago 74

Solemn requiem mass was
sung today in St, Rita’s Catholic
Church by Fr. BE, A. Brophy tor

Wiecinald: age 74, who pas-
eed away Monday at the Castle-
‘gar and District Hospital.

Born in Austria, Mr. Wis-
inski' came to Saskatchewan in
1911 where he lived for some
time.

He then moved to Trail
where for the next 30 years he
worked for Cominco,

Upon retiring. in 1948, Mr.

to Creston
coming to "Onstlegse in 1956
where he resided until his pas-
pe

Mr. Wiscinski is survived by
his wife Ann of Castlegar; two
step-sons, Fred Stefoniuk of Cas-
tlegar and Mike Stefoniuk of Red
‘Deer, Alberta; four step-daugh-
ters Mrs, Ann Spatari of Toron-
to, Mrs. + Ory, Mucha of Revel:
stoke, Mra. » M. (Mary) Morga'
and Mrs. E. (Doris) Bowden, toth
of Kindersley, ; two sisters

great grand

Intermen’
Memorial Cemetery, Kinnaird,
with

Castleger Funeral Home in
care of arrangements,

Pastoral Carpet
Of Spider-Webs

Even the most careful of ob-
servers seldom Tealize what an
number of sp!

fields, But. occasionally in the
early ‘mornings they spring into
view as the dew condenses’ on
them. Then we see the grass
covered by an almost continuous
carpet of silk.

this time are of the form com-
monly known as funnel-webs.
They consist of a concave sheet

of with a funnel-shaped
tube at one side and numerous
lines extending in all directions
to the supporting spears of

The tube serves as a hiding
lace for’ the owner sot
he web.

Great the der runs out
on the upper surface of the web
to sere any insect that alights
upon it.

The tubes open below, near
the roots of ‘the go: the

spider can escape from it if atoo
formidable insect enters the web.

- LEGION CORNER

Members are reminded ‘of.

out
The Legion lounge is now
under new management and fea-
tures’ live. entertainment each
Friday evening. As renovations
@re now about 99 per cent com-
Plete we suggest you drop down
and ‘look the place over. You
might bring your completed
Centennial Fund Draw books
with you,
On the evening of June 21,
last dinner meeting before
summer recess was held. Many
members of our ladies a1
(were guests, in_orpranicstinn at

Members will be interested
to learn that the Legion sports
training plan, under the able dir-
ection of our hon

competitors at the lest zone
meet acquitted themselves with
euenetion and we are all look-
success ta the ne
success e inter-zone co!
ition coming uj pe
The a eu convention of
the West Kootenay Zone and the
zone bonspiel are to be held in
Trail, dates to be announced

- In closing: ‘we would like “a

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Published Every, Thursday at ''The Crossroads of the Kootenaya””

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VOL. }19, 'No,-28 |

UGASTURGAR): BRITISH CUES THURSDAY, JULY ..14; 1966.

o settisnient of
a oie ne in* oreaiee

Tastbere of the Internation-
al. Union of Mino, Mii! and’Smol-
ter Workers ers, (ind) ha ave none
voted‘ to’ strike.

M. Monday

leh meeting
was callva to hear.a report from’
provincial conailtation @ officer R.
B Raguin, who: said-he was .un-
able. to: help . the parties reach
agreement, He recommendad
that feat conciliation board be ap-

His report contained no
tone ositive recommenda;

cussed! —: and ‘action determin.
‘ed —* at! Mine. i

‘Mill it
Benson a Salmo; ional ana]
Lake. :

strike is called ‘a; saint
an Cominco’ ‘operations , ‘
5,300’ workers. allt be involved)

division a Sow! his the best’
record in

6 National

Safety Goan St ee atoises celebrated
soe Raid getettay start

‘gE exch pjand re- . of
congratulatory ~messa e.
es: from union and: management | abot

| officials.

his

built an access. road* 0
connect .7th Ave. and the ‘pre-|+
‘sently undeveloped CPR Pro-

pe ‘At the same ime the

e asked fon the village’s approv-
t

ser ie

ver t
to install these,potes and: power.

an‘aréa |
ae instalation

lines, ‘thereby. by, causing | no dam- | del
to: th in.

clerk’ Allen Selbie “added : that |:

when. the “Trans-Canada. ‘tele
"phone line was'laid no one had

is. golng across the: CPR |;

: the

i a that: the” Village; of | way.
loimnge ee their. future |!
maintenance;-has' been ‘made.

to.
al

5 a

‘council’ ‘meeting,.’; Mr. :

said that ‘under: present depart:
je disturbed ‘slop-

shrubs and:

office | §
sare. ‘Take in’ Cas-
the end

above
‘tlegar will be {closed

supe!
region, re]

} office
has been closed should iwrite!to

the B.C, Hydro ‘land ‘office iat ‘icin

ee all ‘property ‘hold-|T
? ee ‘fected rs the ‘Columbia | an,

projects: have‘now: been:

t | maintenance’ of such shrubs and
| trees would be over ands above

2 entire area awit hie‘wdded,
Martin that it would, like fo dis:

ports *.the.:, Castlegar |:
‘base'willno re ae needed-af-|
ter that: time’ because “our land

He Tent on to. say that the

‘the ” department's’ normal ‘high-
Tf the ialag is alia fatlee
ie. 3 mt .

be to accept: this proposal ‘then
the ‘depz: nt ‘wil seed ‘the | b

Coun

safety
" le pulp. ind inaustey Bl leput
C5 atthe alll ‘San
of Nort Areca for lls ot

; cause the plate. connection be

T “The union is demanding a a
So-centant Hour increase oVver’'a
1] base-rate of: $2,244 in: a-one- |"
year ‘contract plus other ‘bene-

fits, compan:

GELGARIFULE! (DIVISION ‘has

9

33 cents’ ina

and said ite total. offer

sents a-45-cent: packages’ os
The- corapany ‘meanwhile’

mailed a copy of a letter: from

deputy, minister ‘of’ lal

year. without

: week that a fourth ' generating
installed in the

Sj unit | will: be

com any’s: Brilliant hydro plant
ie Kooteney, river.
The Veeld

a :
panding ’ operations and certain
obligatuons of; Participating in'a

pump.oil from, the: upset
t | hicte into. another .tanker, |:

about 9 a.m. near. Castlegar ‘alr
police . spokesman sald’

late that the: ;strain. involved
in taking a corner at this: ‘point

the: trailer. and ‘truck: to

Come apart:*The tanker was :re-|.

‘ported to. have. :“flipped. onto
its’ back." The’ steering colunin
was snapped in half :by. the im-

pact
Another’ tanker ‘was. quick:

gan pumping ‘from the’ da
vehicle.” It” had: 200 cathy ing

gallons of |’.
newly-grassed “bank, |

the ‘Hehwan and the section of

the river: by the bridge became

black | with oil as. the worker:
Batted to seem’ ine five.

injuries : resulted ‘from

the aveident but it: was ‘estimat-

ed‘ that”'some :$10,000. ‘Gamage

‘cuss the suggestion fi further, swith
him.

“and” loss had. occurred.

Dane Arishenkoff; Gary Kon-,
Arthur - Mab and. manager. Nick Stoochnoff.: Fro
i Po}

To

a | retary’ W:

, [the “history. of. the es
in, the. Kootenays:be Preserved,

their,
‘workmen. antes tried Bride;

nter, er fo a caiation "‘agree-
‘ment; for. a; of, one: year
effective: March ;1, to: and.in:

the same. ‘forin as the agreement | a:
Gf oft galt " 1966, et the: ne
ception ..of any.; change agree
upon’ by the: parties,):.. °+

> James Yattereon = the em-

did.not approve; the: board's re-
eommendations Rittman
rep ‘also ibmitted
certain : ‘recommendations involv-
eight clas-
janitors will: receive $880
monthly: from::March: 1: of: this.
year, and $40: thly be;
ning Sept. i

ly. called and workmen then! be-|

cluding Feb;.28 oe mext year, in | .aske

¥ 0 out thre
re Played - ‘at’ the ‘ Kinnaird

th Kimberley winning K

has. ; brought’ before . the
Central Kootenay, Regional ‘ Dis:)
trict Bo: : j

‘The Town .of: Castlegar. has
ed. that a a study, be made for
:; possible. boundary. extensio1
for. ‘the ;municipality. t
te Both these: requests: ‘have
been referred to.the authority's
planning’ committee ‘for + ay re:

Ployees’ nominee to e board, Pp rt.

Kinnaird. OKs:

~ Special Soil
~ Removal Bylaw
ae ee
A. motion, by Comm. :Ron

Giles jithat einen ae re

ast kets
will now o the ‘fan regardless of

of.the ame
was made by Walter _Popoff of
al

‘The’ second game" played:
Saturday “evening ‘ended
score, tor:

; “winning '.
Jerry. ner andthe Toang|
pitcher was’Ron Kon!

help to meet hospital accommodation needs* oat the $2

million “major ~h

a ae) family applying

in, about two: years time, — — Castlegar News ‘Photo

-has-been sent.to Pravin Sec-

7*D.-Black: and. ores

vation and Recreation ‘Minister

:W.' K. Kiernan,

The letter ::was peiginally
‘Leila: Nelson of

ing, members” were
thatrthe town’s ‘application: for

had been approved by the water.
Ti rbra :

.| procedure to deal

water rights.on>Bloomer Greek

‘Ald: Jim Corbett, chairman |¥#
of public work is; to’set:up-a
with pe ‘petitions: ‘

Y

EW. EXTENSIONS at Castlegar and Dis-
0 | trict Hospital ‘came. into: operation this
:|-week when patients moved into the. two. -Pr
be done | five-bed wards, ‘The influx of tw
: the area'as a result ofthe Arrow: ‘dam pro."
«| ject ‘has. necessitated the ;building of the
ons. ‘Total ‘cost of th ‘work § abeut a

families into

$90, 000. and by ‘arrangement with B.C.
Hydro “atid'B.C.; Insurance Services this re-
this,