CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1963

oard Turning Old School
Over to Spiritual Community |

Mrs, Walter Jacobson was re-
elected chairman’ of: the - school
boarat' when it held its meeting
Monday night. George. Rilkoff is

_ the moment’
his feet find the
floor—

“As‘suon as baby tries to
stand alono-make sure his

ussy foots
eck these features:

° tonite pene right to th.

‘ for ease ty

putting on taking 6!

‘esmooth, ‘soft’ inside
won't, chafe tender fect

Flexible, sueded leather
goles with light, non-slip
-

We have a full stock of
Savage Pussyfoots, Our staff
will take time to fit your
haby carefully, correctly. °

MADDOCKS

vice-chairman,

Oaths of: office were taken by
Jim Lamont, newly-clected, trustee
for Castlegar, and Mr. Rilkoff, re-
elected trustee for Robson. J. E.
Marshall has been appointed to the
board by the minister of education
as ‘representative for Blueberry
Creek, Sam Konkin is chairman of
the. finance committee and Mr.
Rilkoff of the building and pro-
pertics committees, J. R. .C. iMac:
Bain is

HIS

Tow the school, The board has pro-
posed to offer the village $150 to
assist in the installation of a darin-
age system to alleviate the problem
on the lower area,

The building committee re-
commended that if the Castlegar
elementary schoo! is to be used an-
other year consideration. will have
to be given to the heating system.

The use’ of the high. school
gym. for thsi sae of aaa men’s
fe to the

hair-
man and Mr. Lamont heads trans.
Portation and health.

The board decided to turn the
old school at Ootischenia over to
the executive committee of the
Union of Spiritual Communities of
Christ to be used as a hall for the
Ootischenia area, The organization
will place the hali-on property it
‘it plans to obtain when the pro-
posed subdivision and sale of the
‘lands in that area is completed,

The building requires ‘consid-
erable work to be done on it. The
board in its decision considered the
age and condition of the building,
its proximity to the new proposed
highway. Under an organized group
the building would be. remodeled
and put to worthwhile use for the
people of the area.

A request for extension of. a
bus run and several other matters
pertaining to buses were turned
over to ‘the transportation ‘commit-
tee for study and report.

The building committee report-
ed on a meeting with several vil-
lage commissioners to discuss the
water runoff problem at Twin Riv-
ers School. This has caused some
erosion conditions to the road be-

team’s failure to: comply “vith re-
gulations,

A, request by the WK Teach:
ers’ Assn, that school be dismissed
Feb. 15 to allow teactiers to attend
their annual teachers’ conference
in Nelson was approved.

Approval was granted the Cas-
tlegar Sportsmen's’ Association’ to)
conduct its annual junior firearms
safety school and to. the Russian
Choir to rent the high school activ-

ity room for a concert on Jan. 26,

‘A program of checking light-
ing conditions in district school will
be carried out to ensure that light-
ing is up to or above standard.

‘The proposed 1963 budget was
studied and it will be reviewed and
studied further before its is pre-
sented to the two ‘villages at the
annual meeting held by the board
with the two villages for the pur-
pose of discussing the budget.

The first debentures of $300,-
000, part of referendum No, 2, were
sold realizing a net sum of $296,-
490.87, The board felt this was a
relatively: good return for market
conditions at this time.

The monthly reports of prin-
eipals and maintenance supervis-
ors were received,

ETO

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‘HE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT
OF HARD WATER ON
@ Your water heater or range

boiler,

Your automatic washer.
Your hot: water pipes and
faucets,

Your washable clothing and
linens. .

Your hair: and_skin..

Your dishes and glasswear.
Your electric kettle.

Your electric. or gas bills.
= @ wour soap and detergent

=I

B consider, the costs of repairs

nd replacement of these items
b:

iy a DU-
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SMITHS

KTS E
PUBLIC NOTICE

Nordic Lodge Whist Party.
Jan, 12 - 8 P.M. in Nordic
Hall Everyone Welcome.

Attention lady curlers

Ist Ladies Bonspiel to be
held’ Feb. 15, 16, 17 Castle-
gar Arena.

Senior Citizens meeting —
Fri. Jan, 11 - 7:30 P.M. at
Legion Hall entertainment
games, and refreshment.

Guide Brownie

Girl Guide and Brownie As-°
sociation meeting at T..Mfc-
Gauley’s on Mon. Jan, 14, at

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Ladies’ WOOL GOATS, DRESSES
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Price REDUCED from .
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Ladies’
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“Price REDUCED

92,95 - $4.95

“SWEATERS
“Ladies & Childrens
Pullovers & Cardigans

$1.99 & $2.99
Bulky Knit ' Cardigans
$5.95
Shaggy Pullovers

$6.50.

Children’s :

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Price: REDUCED
$4.95 & $5.95 Misses WOOL SKIRTS
Te, A. large Assortment

BOYS & MENS o008 - $5.95
CAR COATS and
JACKETS - Price

REDUCED ¥%. tov Ladies HANDBAGS

Price REDUCED to

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$6.95 - $11.95: - $15.95

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ALPHA. MILK
16 Ane GIG
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Chelsea Cut :
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2 Wink Coats $54.95

2. Teddy Bear Coats

$39.95

Beef Cross Rib Roasts

Chicken Legs in‘a‘ tray
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FROZO PEAS :
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STRAWBERRIES, 3
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Polmelive Soap, Reg. i
for .... : 49c
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High Bulk Orlon Cardigans Reg. 4.95 Spec, $3. 49
CARDIGANS Sizes 16 - 20 Reg. 3.95 Spec. $2. 69
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Slips from ........... $1.99 to $3.65
Panties ...:........ 49e to 95e
Baby Dolls ......... $2.15 to $4.65
‘Waltz Gowns ........ $1.98 to $4.49
. 2s. $1.98 to $4.49

Nylons Regular $1.25 Special: vee 98c

Long Gowns ...

- Childrens Wear
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a

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Sizes I, 2,3 Three Piece Snow Suits

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Girls’ Slims 3 - 6X —

Boys Pants 4- 7 i

Boys’ Sweaters sizes 4 - 8
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Electric Heafer by Market & General Electric

— FOR THE COLD MONTHS AHEAD —

~ Without Themostat $12.50 $13.95.
‘With Thermostat $21 .50 - $29. 95.

SPECIAL

Markel electric heater: 1500 ‘Watts with: cs
thermostat and off - on: switch Regular $18.50 _

SPECIAL $13. 50.

i Ni

 igan +.

’ A move whlch may see a re-

of; municipal ' affairs Nislt Castlegar
to look into the “transaction” bet-
ween the \village and: Oglow Bro-
thers Ltd. with regard to the.Cas-
tle’ Bar subdivision now possibly
hinges on_ advice’ given .the village
by its solicitor and the’ action com-
missioners take.on: the. advice,
On‘a unanimous -vote Tuesday
night, commissioners! voted to “ask
the solicitor’s :advice onia ‘sugges-
tion’ made by lawyer M..E. Moran
that “all information pertaining to
this transaction (be presented) ‘to
the department of, municipal af-

fairs . . : for’ its advice and assis- | t

tance and... perhaps the depart-
ment could send ‘a ropresentative
to Castiegar.””
“Full text of Mr, Moran's Tetter
folto at.
viAs you are no doubt aware,
I ‘have been conatilted by Messrs.
Maddocks and Richardson ‘in refer.
ence to the agreement with Oglow
Brothers. Ltd.
"Lrecontly, phoned the deputy
inmpecto

missioners, might take in. view. of
the fact’that they, objected’ to!be-
ing placed in a position of having
tolimplement an ‘agreement; which
they feel is not good for the village
sand finalize” a::
which they cannot agree,
“The deputy inspector suggest-
ed that I might senda letter out-
Ing exactly ‘what-had occurred
and fi Portions: of :the: transaction to
which my clients objected.
“Before taking any. “farther
steps, I suggested ‘to ‘my ‘clients

ingaction . with |-

‘Break-Ins at Gem :
And at Mitchell's

attempt on the safo at Mit-
chell’s Supply on Front. St. was un-
successful but.$18 was obtained by
persons ‘unknown who ‘broke: into
, the building the night of-Tuesday-
* Wednesday of. this wer
¢ RCMP’ believe the. work’ was
that of amateurs, Entry. was gain-
ed‘ through: a. door ‘at the’ rear. of
the building and a hatchet was us-
ed. unsuccessfully “on: the -safe’s
es:
Thursday morning a

Last-
break-in was ' discovered at .Gem|§8

‘Cleaners -here.:.A.sum of $78, was
ere abe trea the cash eaett anda

igh ad
ing ‘the Gem! Cleaners "and Inland
offices. f

~ Bowling

Last Week's Bowling Results
High School Bowling

/ -Ladies* High ‘Single: M. .Fen-
ner. 221; Ladies “High® Three’ M.
Fenner 489, ‘Men's High Single M.
Batchelor239;' Men's : High Three
Mt. Batchelor 588. Team pick Sic: Sin-
, gle Team'3 866; Team High
Team 3 2,413.

Team Points Team 1 - is Team

i Colter: Break League

D. Martini 289 LHT Dd. Martint|

iar THS Take 5 897 ‘THT Bal e

curlers, 2312 .TP.

Sant for the benefit of oll concern:

ed it'might.be possible to. discuss
the whole agreement’ again with
the council and with Mr, Oglow, if
deemed ‘ advisable; to ascertain
whether or,not a new. and more
satisfactory. “agreement ‘could be
reached.

.“T: phoned Mr. " sylvest: yeater.
day morning ‘and. he. pointed ‘out,
and I- think properly go, ‘that: any.
Proposal at all would have to’ be
Put, to ‘the cotinell ‘at: a) council
meeting.

“My, request now is that the ||
council, athe village council, pre-|_
sent all the’ information pertaining |.
0‘ this transaction ‘to the depart.
ment of municipal. affairs and ask
for its advice. and ‘assistance ‘and,

Published E ery: Thursday: at “The Crossroads ofthe Kootenay”

VOL, 16, No.2 3

Cc. GAR, BRITISH: COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JAN. 17,1963

10 CENTS PER COPY

if deemed advisable, perhaps the ee

department'could send a represent-
ative ‘to ,Castlegar to look into the
whole transaction, I. would apprec-
late’ your advising. whether the
council.is willing to do this.”

Castlegar village ¢
Madge Sylvest’ read ,a;statement’ on
"

osit!
gard to the Castle ‘Ber! ‘subdivision
into the - village Fecords at Tuesday

night's council’ meeting ‘and ruled

matter,

' Kinnaird, Robson ‘and ‘Castte-
gar social news as well,as a num-
ber of other ‘stories have had to
be held over to next week because |
of Yextensive coverage ‘of. Castle-
gar's council meeting.

We offer: our apologies to our
correspondents. and’ cur readers
and ‘point out that material which
should kava .appeared in last week's
paper but which was ‘crowded out
by “last: week's council ‘news : ap-
pears cleewhere. in Ge week's is-
sue,

Kinnaird CWL ird CWL
“Holds, Meeling

“ke “January meeting of the
St. Joseph.Council; Kinnaird CWL,

appointed. Mrs, F./, Kinicki as the tain

“Comm: R. C. Maddocks, wl
he. attempted. to ‘discuss. the ‘mat-
ter, was ruled’ out’ of order:by' Mr.
Sylvest: The, chairman gave’ as

into, the records of the

ation, for. commissioners ‘and ‘that
discussfon on jt .was out ‘of. ‘ord

US Mr, Maddocks - said. ‘that’, any,

"from the

for; the information of commission-
ers could and should We discussed,
He flipped ‘his copy of the munici-
pal'act into ‘the centre. of the coun

such a discussion was out
and asked “Shall the chai

out of order any, discussion, on the 5

‘illage. containing necessary, ‘inform- i

UARTERS are

astlega:

League’ magazine a Convenor “in| or: tain Mr.

der’ to
from the: former m

‘A. aghedute bans “arranged tor

hospital’ vistting” by: Meg. ACHE
Hominiuk who is. in, roharze of. this.
Projects :for. the: month’ will bea

5 a.
ee with: Mrs, .F."Kinicki, assist!

© special ‘tribute to. Our Lady
of Good Council is being consider-
ed forthe year's spiritual project

in which the ‘group : plan: to be en- |:

rolled ‘as: a parish‘ council or in-

dividually ‘into ‘the: “Pious, Union | '

of ow! Mether of Good Council.”
‘League | was pleased to
olenne! Mrs...G,: McKinnon ‘as a

new member.’ Hostesses © for the |

meeting: were’ Mrs. Hominiuk and
Mrs. Guido.

: Cominco Hogate
Wins a First. Prize.

fets 0;:Mugs 3; Cheerios 1; Takes
4; Pincurlers 3.
Tuesday 1’ O'Clock

| LHS: Elsie Rysen 229 LHT. Elsie :

Rysen:614:THS Oglows :- 966: THT

‘Ross's Meat market 2,327 TP Defoes

Transfer vs Ross's Meat. market
a) Castiger, Drug 3;vs: Oglows - 1.

Skyline Auto-service live fsa Taxi
-3

‘Tuesday Nite

LHS Vi Me Tackle cat Do No) 2 220

MAHT Doug Mosby. amblers) Te
'THS Nighthawks .937.: THT: Ra

lers 2721. TP.Chevrons 1; I Do "No
3;' Ramblers 2; : Nighthawk 2; Co-
Operators:.1;. Happy ‘Gang

‘Tuesday. Night: Bowling ain
LHS Queen: Davis, 263;LHT. Queen
Davis 676 MHS ‘John: Paulson 321

MAT.-Fred ‘Horcoff -715° THS Re-|-

lars 1,114° THT: Regulars 3,037

TP. Regulars. 38;" Button’ Pushers

37;.Commerce Bank 28; Defenders
24; Weat's Bkad

John Pauson ‘6733. Bill Davis’ ‘707;
Stewart Jones 629

“Ladies Wed -' Nite League ;:

LBS Fran Marshall 300 LHT Fran! «
Marshall 685 ‘THS Flyers 908:THT
Flyers 2,448 ‘TP: Five Thumbs: 3; |
Choregirls 1;-Kingpins. 2; Sputiiks
2;!Flyers:3} Beatniks.

“Men's League”
MHS. Barry Mackay. 309° MHT, 4.

* Ernie’ Erlandson 805 THS The Gan-|

ders 1,101 THT. The Ganders 3,167
TP. Missfits - 4;:Flunkies - 0; Hep:
cats - 0; The ‘Whit Kids + 4; CBA,
Flyers '-.0;The Ganders - 4.
Other 600’s,
ne Wilson .-. 733 B.. ‘Mackay TT3.
wyn. Rees. - 680 Fred Fillipoff-
“GIS 19 Jake co Koenig « 618 ‘Walter, Kan:

~Whureday. oy Morning Eeague

ing. and sates Company, ae
won first prize’‘in’a publications
competition ‘conducted last year.

The. British’ Columbia ‘Indust-
rial Editors Association: announced

recently the highest award for Bri-| -

tish: Columbia’ publications ‘in; the
employee :magazine: category went
to Cominco “Magazine for 1962.
engraved. scroll was pre-
sented for, the ‘achievement.

- Heavy Ww nds
Affect Ferries.

Heavy winds one “night last
week took one ferry at Castlegar
and the one at Renata out of com-
mission.

The main cable. on one of the
Castlegar ferries! was ; broken by
the ‘heavy. winds. on ‘Tuesday’ night
while the same’ winds’ took away
a ferry loading ramp at Renata.

The cable was: fixed-’on: the]:

ferry -at' Castlegar ‘but Renata was
without a ferry for one day. while);
the ‘ramp was repaired. *~

LHS Glenys. ‘New |.277 LHT Glen-
1 THE

ys New. 68: is: Minx 927 THT;
Teddy Bears 2,561":

| TPBeavers 0; Chipmunks a Lions :
i 8 Minx 35 Soulerelet: ‘Teddy Bears

Classic. Mixed Leagu
LHS°: Anne “ Fomenot? 278° LHT

Kay “Adshead '624/MHS Jack’ Ma-| ,

son‘ 288 MHT-' Hugh ‘Munn: - pace
THS ~: Beatniks -.1,077,

633 :
Beatniks 2,852 TP. Beatoles) 4 De f

0; Rovers
Other: 600’

Sprini Siete x

Jack‘: Meson'-823.. Ken |:Price ‘ean |;

John, Mazon | si ‘Sohn Paulson G01.

bake’ sale. tobe’ héld ft ‘the Shop- i

“Cominco o Magazine! employee 4

‘Costlegar! village: chat iue|
‘Aage Sylvest is taking under ad-
visement’“‘a “recommendation ar
rene by Comm, R. C, Maddocks

Mr.\,Maddocks be relieved of ]20

7 ine * Ohairmaanship ‘of the planning

and parks committee,

Me." Maddocks made ‘his: “re-
commendation”. at Tuesday night's
council meeting following two votes
which’ Mr. Maddocks' said denied
him the professional advice without

B | which he could not do a proper job

of handling the 14 points which Mr.
Sélvest had ‘outlined | at the ‘first | ,,

ig of the year as falling with-
int he *hurisdletion of the depart.

B| ment.

eing built for Sam Lanza a

eShop ‘a¢ross’ from he: Castlegar ‘and

The’ bui

ostruction:or recently finished. They. are,
sh P&G building across from the

<2.,Mr, Maddocks said he couldn't
make recommendations: without

Maddocks was asking to be rellev:
ed of the -'chairmanship ; of. she
committee.

“The... debate’, started when
Comm. Frank. ‘Richardson - said he
felt professional engineers should
be ‘called in to advise the village
on. requirements for additional
water. storage in Castlegar.

Comm. Maddocks ‘then noted
that, he understood that the de-

— Association’ “costing ‘200,
Mr, madaoess: a objected ©

“Xe vest) 23 chair-
eat ‘ou. (Bir.

are speaking on
even. "pefore it? is eeconied™ He’.
said. Mr. Richardson made ne men-‘
tion fof: a $200,000 bylaw."
Richardson .then moved:

Gepartment that

gincers ‘be’ contacted. with. ert
io their’ costs for providing sack
pervices to the

|. } motion ‘with | co

and Thorp voting agninst
man Sylvest declared the’ orotiom’
Tost,

A short time later, ix com
mittee ee reports: Mr_ Maddocks: saiB
he:

affairs mi-

| Munication would ‘nat Be available
‘until : much : too’: late | for;use” by
this newspaper. in this issue of the | jr
Castlegar. News, it will be carried
in’ next week's aper.. %

"$683,146 in 1962
| Building’ permits issued \ in
| Castlegar. during 1962 amounted to
148, works supervisor. Norman

dy ment reported to Souneil, ‘Tues-

lay. ni

Mr... Menai said the ‘figure is
$218,579 ‘more than ‘the $469,567.
rae building ‘permits ‘approved. in|

‘The supervisor said four puita:|
ing permits worth $20,000 were ap-
proved "in December .while- seven
traffic tickets and: two warnings
were given out.

pene
| Fees Outlined

An - agreement: for council’s
consideration setting up a schedule
of fees for. dog catching purposes
that is in line with: that in effect
in. the Village of Hianaied is to be
prepared in Castleg:

Municipal ‘eles “Joo Logelin
told council: Tuesday’: night - that
fees ‘charged Kinnaird by dogcat:
cher Don Belanger of Robson. are
$3: per dog caught, $1. per dog
transported,’a minimum ‘of $2 per
trip to Syringa Creek, $1 for ench
dog. license ‘sold in the village, and
$3 for going ‘around: the’ village
no Sons are, caught, i

ond Underpass
Is Put Out to Bid

an have ¢ een called for

of
ght have. qualified engineers who

would’ be : to
ities. : te

‘Vatie a if it, ien’t that
“inv

lage | fe Anguire of the department

Oo Me, ) then started [post
a motion. which ‘called for the vil: {ihe

engineering advice is avails] ong

celtent
local: soll Fel
has’ promoted an

arban:

interesting 8-page booklet’ which
will:'contain ; the: president's’ mes-
spiel draw forms, ‘rinks,
the ‘spiel, and: other inter-
Ssting, ‘facts..He has done a great
deal of: work selling:advertistments
to companies : around: this: area as

well.as outside areas.

The ‘money collected from- ad.
vertisements’ will pay: the, expense
of Publishing the booklet which will
be given. to each member: entering
the spiel. As well as being a valu-
able index'of the spiel it will make |;
an excellent souve!

end ‘forthe ‘Kootenay: zone bley.
dowzs, Let's show these ‘two teams

we‘are sincere behind: them by get:
ting: over to’ Nelson ‘and’ cheering
them on.’After all it would: certain-
ly: put: Castlegar on: the” curling

| map if they, did. win: nthe zone play-

down. a Ye

- District Minor
~ Hockey ‘Schedule

Monday, January 21 —6 pm
Maple Leafs:vs Canadians (game);
.7 pm Bruins vs Rangers: (game);
8 pm ‘Hawks vs Rossland.
Tuesday, January 22 —.6 pm
Redwings vs Maple, Leafs. (game);
7 pm Eagles’ vs Canadian (game)
exhibition);.8) pm: Hornet Fal
cons (practice).

‘Thursday: January: 24:— 6 om

| Redwings: vs Rangers :+(game); 7

pm Flyera’ practice). 8 pm Coug-
ers (practice).

Saturday,’ January 26 — 7 am
Eagles;'= “Bruins (practice);. 8 am
Falcons: =::Hornets (practice);' 9
am‘ Maple Leafs = Rangers: (prac-
tice); » 10 am: Canadians - Redwings
(oraetice):: Br am Cougers ‘-'Flyers

(2:01: pm “Mite : Mites.
(Hawks: vs i

taken at. Greenwood, ‘Premier,
Bennett advised: the Castlegar,
News last week. -

The: ‘construction: involves ja
steel-supported double tunnel un;
“ derpass under .the CPR: tracks
and ‘construction of .91 miles
yf approaches: to;the underpass

Spokane, Wash.)..

23 P!
‘| Bagles'-vs: Hornets (game); 7 pm

Falcons: vs. Hawks (game); 8. pm
Flyers vs\ Cougers (game). ; . *:
oh “Tuesday, January:29 — 6 pm
‘Maple ‘Leafs : vs* Rangers (game);
7pm ‘Bruins. vs Redwings. (game);
ma

ly,
has "een vadded | to* the: draw’ by
having the losers of the first games
pay, a‘50c fee which will:be used
to finance a’ bean feed later on.:

-In the mixed curling challenge
trophy.-went, Dick: Wayling’s rink
defeated ‘Mike: Verzuh’s rink. It
proved to:.be an unusual affair as
Waylings rink only took three ends,
However they were a six, five and
four point effort which proved too
much for the opponents. Bill Van-
yzerloo will. try his luck in the
next challenge game. ©.

vit ei
eouncil: ‘should tint determine He
engineers

what firm’ should be ‘retained. He
said’ it),was® ‘early in: the year,”
that" _fngineering advice “on -water
would ‘cost the’ village money. and
“do we. ey a” 2

‘He also noted that perhaps one
firm should be retained for: sewer-

Curling club - were
sorry: to hear of young Doug Wie-
gand’s unfortunate accident at the
pulp mill last week. We hope it
was ‘not too serious and that he
will be back: curling soon.-

local bonspiel are reminded ; that
list is up at the curling club on
which: they can sign their: names;
An attempt will be. made’ to form
teams from this list to ‘play. in'thé |
spiel. If. entered’ rinks are short
Players don't forget to” look er,
this list. There are some

ers on) it,

Courtesy rule for the week:

man playing a stone.

_ Flying Club
Siaris. Here.

A meeting ‘was oh dat
home of Tony. Denneus- here :Sun-
day evening to’ organize. the Castle:
gar Flying Club.
..» Pwenty-seven | persons,’ “includ
ing nine members of the Nelson Pi-
lots’. Association, "attended: Fred
Hirtle was. chairman, Bob ‘Watters
secretary and rany, Denneus, trea-
surer.
:These men will guide the
sroup until officers : are. elected.)
e Castlegar Flying Club has
purchased the’ old’ terminal’ bulld-
ine at :the! Castlegar airport. “It
‘will be moved from_its present lo-
cation to am appropriate place at
the field’ when’ the:new ‘terminal

4 building ¢ vis ‘completed,

i’. The. Club’ intends. to. purchase
an ‘aircraft ata Iater’-date, but
will begin renovation ; of ‘the club-
houses about the end of this month.
e Castlegar airport is an ex-
iter * eld for flying training,
the club feels,'and: i a good Joca-
tion to ‘West :'Koo-

2, Reridera_will’:be. ‘Focoived: by
Ministe:

January'—-:31 Cur

pan, Jan, 29..."

“Hockey. Saturday: Feb-

tenay, Slocan and ‘Arron Lakes ar-
eas..A ‘large. number ‘of. members

Curling | -. No: Hockey.

are expected from the district.

* Club members who. have ‘not |’
‘|been approached to ° play “in ‘the

al ‘storage ‘nd mains: that’ were
Proposed by the Castlegar Rate-

Herridge Speaks

Don't obstruct the view of the a

are: necessary t
they: are'then ft should be deetaed

overall
guidance by those councils.

Mr. Maddocks then asked if it >
‘was professional advice that wasn't.
wanted “or these particular engin-

Mr. Cook said th
‘where -brofessional a4

recommend-

ations without it except to perhaps
a. that “Comm. *. Thorp

could handle the 14 points without

Aum | professional advice.

-H.W.:Herridge, MP for Koot-
enay-West, was honored guest spea-
ker at the monthiy meeting. of
the..Columbia-Kootenay New De-
mocratic’ Party Club.

+) The: meeting: was held - last

Thursday at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Dick Paul of

‘Mr. Sylvest then asked if Mr.

Mr. Herridge gave an infor-
mative:report on the

in. Ottawa’ and reported’ on’ the
activities of the various NDP ‘clubs
he visited . throughout: the district.
He’said that the group should be
prepared for: a possible federal
election this spring. .

<.: A‘ discussion was held about
holding: a

aie fim, re of nie bidders:
Sie rok, tie ewes

s00n ‘to choose a candidate for the
provincial riding of Rossland-Trail:

‘was
of Vancouver with a bid’ ef $20,-