4... CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 1, 1962

~~" Kinnaird Briefs

(ounell appointed A. A, Lam-
bert to fill the village's vacancy on
the hospital board caused by the
death of Gordon Reith, A letter
will be written Mr. Lambert asking
for his acceptance,

i . 8 8
A building permit for a new

Don.
Brothers

working people in fs Tiding at
the death of the Inte ‘Tom Uphilt
who was a great champion of the

working » I also hasized
the great concern that is being felt
in our riding over the inordinate
delay in the signing of the Colum-
bia River Treaty by the Federal
Government,

The day that x spoke Colonel
John Glenn orbited the world three
times. I mentioned in the House
that this had done a great deal to
improve the situation in the free
eworld to show that we are galning
great scientific knowledge. This
statement received a thumping
xound of applause by all of the
Members of the House,

4 new Government policy was
expressed by the Minister of Re-

home, valued at $12,440, wos ap-
proved,
er ee
The Council was advised that of
five appeals in the court of revis-
jon on‘ frontage, two were approved,
two rejected and one is yet to be
decided after checking with the
solicitor.”
2 e
The result of a water test car-
tiled out by the WECHU on Feb. 14

‘Hfor. the village showed 0|6. Village

chairman Carl Loebliich comment-
ed, "IL guess the chlorinator is still
working.”

. 8 oe

head, the council will investigate
the possibilities of installing a tive-
inch drain at the swimming pool,

Pythian Sisters Plan
April Foo!’s Day Tea

The Pythian Sisters of Koot-
enay Temple No. 37 held their re-
gular meeting on Thursday even-
ing in the Twin Rivers hall with

chief, presiding and a good number
of members present.

Routine business was conducted
and under good pf the order, Mrs.

Bradford with her past chief's pin.
- Plans and committees were na.
med for the April Fool's Day Tea
which will be held in the twin
Rivers Hall on ‘April 3, Mrs, ‘gher-
iko and Mrs, Sorensen.
were appointed to represent the
Sisters on the Fall Fair Board,

‘It was decided that they would
again donate a cup to the Fall Fair
and be dn charge af
section, At the close of a very busy
business session the meeting was

were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Joy and Mrs, Ora Lightle.

treation and ¢ the Hon.
ourable EB. C. Westwood, when he
stated that dn order to ensure
camping space for the growing
umber of campers in British Col-
umbla that a fee will be charged
after a certain number of free days
of camping.

(The Government s striving to
‘keep the camping areas free of any
‘ -whatever, but unfortunately
a! thinking people tate ad-
‘vantage of the situation by becom-

during the entire camping season.

In order to provide encourage-
«ment and incentive for campers to
move around and see oll of British
‘Cotumbla the Minister indicated
that these fees will be charged at
all camps having attendants, At our
request, however, the Minister is
going to extend the number of free
dags before a‘charge is levied land
as well reduce the amount of the
dally charge, .

During the weex Cec Gorse re~
presenting the Castlegar Chamber
of Commerce visited Victoria and
together we attended upon the Hon.
ourable W. D, Black regarding the
Brilliant bluffs and offered our sup-
port in dis campaign to have the

toad widened at this point and this
dangerous hazard eliminated.

Mr. Gorse and I also visited
with the Honourable P, A, Gag-
lard concerning the immediate op-
ening of the Castlegar-Kinnaird
Highway. Mr, Gaglardl, after lis-
tening to our presentation, agreed
to open this. Highway te limited
traffic by using the bypass, on
March 16. We were greatly elated
at this news, In my talk to the Le-
gislature I emphasized the need for
immediate planning and an early
start on a new crossing of the Col.
umbia River at Kinnaird, -

‘Over a period of the last several
weeks I haye recelved cards signed

by many of the realdenta of the
Castlegar District in which they in-

legislation which would restrict
their option to accept trading
stamps,
For the information of these
people I have forwarded their cards
to Dan Campbell, MLA, who has

special Committee set up by the
Legislature to investigate trading
stamp legislation.

As soon as his Committee ma-

T will advise you further.

ms HUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STCRE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

SURF, King Size, -

CIGARETTES, any brand, carion .. $3.19

Plus Tax

EGGS, large, local brown, farm fresh

ace

eee eee eee

‘Upon a request from Sam Mutr- i

Mrs, J. Sherbiko, most excellent | iil

‘CELLO

LETTUCE

WINESAP

APPLES
Jr. box ... ‘$199 Z.

Sherbiko presented Mrs,” Joyce | fi

GEMS

POTATOES
10 Ibs. ....... 39

closed and delicious refreshments |

READY TO EAT HALF OR WHOLE

HAMS
Pe oo Se

‘3. for ...

~ SWANSON'S

MEAT PIES”
sine

ALASKA

BLACK CoD.

Ib. .......... 69e:

dicate that they are opposed to any |B

been appointed the Chairman of a |§

kes recommendations to the House | a

a Whines.

a 4 lb. tin.

SOLO

MARGARINE
2 Ibs. :

CHRISTIES GRAHAM .

W AF ERS

STUART: HOUSE
CHICKEN NOODLE

SOUP.

4 pkos., 206 a oe Be

“PETER PAN

APPLE & STRAWBERRY

JAM

KERSEY'S

PEANUT BUTTER
89c

GRANULATED

a oe

10 ib, bag

5 lb. bag

‘Oranges -

GOLDEN LOAF
FLOUR
24 |b. bag.

INSTANT

SWEET MILK

3 Ib. box... 69c.

“AYLMER SOUPS
CHICKEN, BEEF, MUSHROOM

LIQUID

AEROWAX
$1.49

WESTMINSTER TOILET

TISSUE
4 ‘rolls

"> JAVEX

KING SIZE

TIDE.
. $1.39

ce

» MACDONALD‘S

GINGER ALE .;

sat Bottles’... 2.0... : $1.00
Plus Deposit :

PORK CHOPS

FRESH PORK:

“PICNICS

$1.25 5

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AdditionalCatch Basin May Solve Problem!

Cnstlegar's works‘ supervisor ‘is
to make a, study in the vicinity of
Bills Pool Hall to seo if an added
catch basin or arn of the

blem which exiats in the area,

Council's directive to the works

supervisor a touloned ilengthy © and
items ‘of

arm of the present one’ to the gra-
vel area south of the ‘basin, will
Give added relief to the water pro-

dealt with by commissioners last
‘week on the situation,
The, firm of ‘MoGouley and

eo ee Be

Ceniral

Trading

Free Delivery

CUT UP TRAY PAC

Frying Chicken each

CANADA. RED LABEL.”

Round Steak Ib...

‘Prem an:

: Eggs A large local frock doz.

Tomato Juice 48 oz. 2 tins 2 69C.

"(1 ¥etmore’ submitted thelr account

for , the

Castlegar Briefs”

village in a case brought by the
owner of the pool hall, Bill Kolo~
soff, against the village for alte
edly changing the rond grade in
the area so that water entered his
building.
It was noted, that..Mr,’ ‘Folosotg
thas’ not ‘entirely given up on the
matter” ‘and ‘has ‘apparently. re-
tained counsel from Vancouver.
A petition was also received
from Mr, Kolosoff, John Negrelff of

A..quotation of $2,165 by the
Castle Motors to supply a Mercury
ight delivery ;truck toe the village
was accepted on the recommenda-
tion of Comm, V. R. Cook.
eee

Dptanis

‘Village chairman. Aage ‘ Sylyest
commented that the achool act says
the village must’ pay its allotments
to the school ‘district in 19 monthly
insteliments hut the muncipal act
doesn’t_ mention it. The village will

ac pay its February requisition of. $5,-

1 .

“A letter was also'read from Mr,
Kolosofi’s stepson, Joe Landis,
which remarked that there’ is: “a
general misconception) regarding
thls situation,” Mr, Landis sald thet
when an addition was put on the
pool hall in 1960 the gravel road
“was anywhere up to 3 ft." below
the new addition. }

‘He sald that prior to the rals-
ing of the road, some water used
to collect north of the property ‘on
the road but it had never. caused
any destruction or trouble to pri-
vate property.

“When road improvements are
made {t is essential to take care of
effects on private property,” main-

‘The present catch basin has a
W5-ft, arm and: works supervisor
Norman -McNabb ‘said another 50
ft. on itet a cost of about $225
‘would help imme

Besides studying ‘the feasibility

of the addition to the present arm,
‘Mr, MoNabb is also to study Comm.

to'the gravel bed ocated south to.
wards Bt, mites Fe

ana

Joining the Kinnaird

400, "We don't .want to make a
case of St but others (Kinnaird)
are."
Ce

An agreement has been pre-
pared for the work which the vi-
lage will do on the MoGauley Ready
Mix foreshore lease, The construc-
tion scooping out of a swimming
‘pool in that area by the village
reoulted in river damage to a dyke
Sut by’ the: oeey. oe company,

The Tie tie ae problem
on 7th Ave, has been satisfactorily
resolved reported works supervisor,
Norman MeNebb,

see

At the request of “several bus-
inessmen” ond in line with the re-
commendation of Comm, Cook a
year ago, twoshour parking signs | Ww!
are to be erected on Wood St. near
the Hotel Marlene.

Paul Oglow requested permis-

Survey Plans |'
*|Okayed By

‘School Board

Gurvey plans of property ad-
park were ap-
proved by the’ school board at ite
meeting Monday night.

+ "The board also made plans to
install a link’ chain ‘fence on the
north’ boundary of the lot recently.

Castlegar si i
cE

LEANERS

Castlegar!

“We invite you to

and ‘District’s Own Dry Cleaners

Bi irth da ly
Celebration

let te the

at our

BIRTH DAY PARTY -

Friday & Saturday, ‘March 2.- -3

purchased from Dr, A, D. Johnson
‘to increase the size of the ‘elemen-
try school grount

The ‘possibility of enlarging the
lavatories at the Robson school was
discussed and the board is pressing
for an early completion of the ad~
dition to the Tatrys school.

For Education Week, March 4-
10, many of the schools -will be hol-
ding. open house and*will send home.
ppatices: of the dates with students,

‘Several board members and the

tending Trustees’ Day at UBC on
March 19 and 14. About 60 grade 12

formance of Julius Onesar. in Trall
on 6.

oA request for use of the high
school facilities at the end of March
and early April for the WK Junior
Badminton Tournment was appro.
ved, Claude Bissell, district super-
{ntendent, reported’ on the testing
program for the ‘district and other
educational matters,

“+ Commissioners from Castlegar
and: Kinnaird have. approved’ the
1962 school budget for $882,606, This
budget will now. be presented to the
department of education at budget
review in Trail on. March 1.

‘The building committee report-
ed on works being considered and
‘work now underway. Plaris for the
Blueberry - Creek and Ootlschenia
schools should be: received early in
March and when these are available
tenders will be called.

‘The board approved . purchase
of s used Crawler tractor which will
be used for grounds work the hoard
anticipates during this year. The
general grounds * improvement plan
will be on @ four or flve year pro-

Seven New Members ,
‘doin Senior Citizens
Association: Recently

‘The. regular. meeting of the 5e-
nior. Citizens was “held Friday ev-
ning’ in ‘the Legion ‘hall with 27
members. present: and ‘president J.
‘T. “Webster. presiding. Routine bus-

}| iness was conducted and seven new
ined:

sion to have a retaining wall built
under. the winter works program
bordering his property on 2nd Ave.
‘Under the program, the two senior
governments and the village shore
labor costs‘ and the property owner
concerned: supplies: materials.’-
.

The Saal grant of 300 ne
made to the Ubrary.
3,802 books in the brary. hay last
year, 9,064 books were circulated.

Calkin Funeral
Held on Tuesday

Funeral services were - held
‘Tuesday afternoon from St, Alban’s

patient for. the past two weeks,
Rev.’ ©. Day officiated at the
funeral and Mrs, F, Hostetter was
organist. Castlegar Funeral ‘Home
‘was. in charge of arrangements,

Mra, Calkin came to Canada in
wT Pera Devonshire, England, and
sottled'in New Brunswick. She was
predeceased by her husband in 1929
and in 1930 moved to Calgary
Where she Hved for three years be.
fore moving to Creston. In 1944 she

-|son, Edmond .of Kamloops, three

gtandchikiren, and 2. brother-in-
law, Bert Morice. of Kinnaird,
‘Active in St, John’s WA at Kin-
Mrs. Calkin was also a mem~-
ber of boric Baden-Powell group in
that community. She was an ardent
of the { 2

ment Society and was active in‘all
community affairs. She also enjoyed

Palibearars were Matt Brand-
son, Les Reed, Wendel Dempsey,

Discuss Sharing
Of Garbage Truck

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 1, 1962

irs. Haggen Urges
College Recognition

‘The provincial government has
been urged in .the legislature to
take immediate action to recognize
Notre Dame University College at
Nelson aso junior college,

_ Mrs, Lois Haaser iC (NDP Grand

that the government pear the col.
lege financially and otherwise to
are {establish it as an accredited college,

She sald Notre Dame is run by
@ religious order, but ee attended
by a high

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT

“MONDAY: thru FRIDAY”

Oo as 5 emu

of all. denominations,
“They have @ well-qualified
atef{ few public schools - could

:|equat,”" she sald. “They have an

excellent location and room 05 x.
pansion.”

ceive provincial assistance and re-
cognition,

“A better: beginning could not
be made in decentrallzing our unl-
versity education,” Mrs, Haggen
sald, series

MD ‘Association
Raises. $390,000

At? the: Zelghth annual metting
of the Muscular Dystrophy Associs-
tion of Canada, tt was announced
that a record $390,000 had been rai-
sed in the recent cross Canada an-
nual campaign and that a, record
number of research projects will be

The
projects in force.

FLASH

An overheated furnace’ at: ST
Maple st. this morning © resulted
én & good turncut of firemen who
quickly quelled the blaze.

‘he college has heen getting al °
federal grant, but it should also re-|-’ .

WALDIE — To Mr, ony
John Waldie of Kinnaird, Feb.
6

is once
again in the bercecorsard of the Cas-

Castlegar 5
Cook ssid he Jearned this after dis-
cussing the matter with a Kin-
naira ct 3

‘district superintendent ~ will be. st-|

a commissioner,  . «.
Ty’ they’feel tt’s a benefit they
should nd. ‘1.

sess whether it's 2 mutual benefit,”
village chairman  “Aage

students ‘will be ‘attending ‘a per- | (ff

VOLKSWAGEN °
SALES &
USED CARS
Phone R.A. .(Bob) .

REIBIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Reibin ‘of Brillant, Feb. 24,
& son, iahiae*

ZOOBKOFF, — To Mr, and
Airs.’ William Zooblntt of Briliant,

MTs. John Kootalkoit of Brilliant,
Feb, 28, a daughter.

MASON —' To Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Mason’ of, Castlegar, Feb. 28,

SERVICE
— TRAD
Horewill 365-3491

1959 Ford 4-Door Sedan or 1959 Shey: 4-Door
*- Sedan $1895.00

PARKVIEW MOTORS - — NELSON, Be

EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00 PM.

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St. Rita's. Parish Hall. Front Street

JACKPOTS $25.00 & $305.00 =
» °“ 55: NUMBERS CALLED =

Soc

:{GAINERS”

Tomato ace
59c

SURF

GIANT SIZE

—69c

_|M. B. CORN
2 cans 29¢
LETTUCE
2c ib.
BLOSSOM

COFFEE
.59e ib.

_ Wedding fi nvitations a
: Whermo-engraved (Ratan tacsertag)
{Thermo-Engraving looks and feels We.

hand engraving, but costs about half as |
much—and it’s ready within the week.
> En) ‘elim

PREM
3 tins $1.00.

Doz, 2 oe ec ie : sue
WE RESERVE ‘THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

8.a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
EGGS, Alberta, doz, ...--....... 496 : 5 ;

PORK & BEANS, 20 o2., 2 for sees BOE _ Door Priz ze—Mink Collar
|. COFFEE, Nabob, regular or fine, Ih. 69c | |g ag 4 ; ye s eG eo eee ;
§ . ms “ ae ' : a _ x : Lo oe “6 _ CANDIES & BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES * | ints Club made ‘and presented Ms, + Bias Welains eae ow oe”
mae spun Ay 2 ne a f ait —~ — SPECIAL GIFTS FOR THE- LADIES) =) [| sictntay, now, Sracaie,t0 ous | Eien fe aed ss or compe xi
, Rib or Glub Steaks, Ib, ..... 69e. | |f ES 2 : > ‘ a
T-BONE or SIRLOIN STEAKS, Ib., .. 89c : Do ‘drop-in to colébrate with us!

Ginger Ale
LARGE BOTTLES

19¢

NO STAMPS
JUST LOW, LOW PRICES!

Young.” After the business was con- | loguet Matching announcements, af
cluded the members ienfoyed card jome cards, enclosure cards, ete. -
bingo with many: prize’ winners. ¥

‘when member’ was also served with
Fla piece. of birthday cake,