6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept.

1, 1960

Kinnaird-Nelson Meet Planned on Pollution

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government should demand the Olty
of Nelagn make an immediate start
on a treatment plant and that
the province should provide finan-
cial assistance for the project.

“This is just what we've been
fighting for too,” commented Kin-
naird village chairman Carl’ Loeb-
Uch, *

A letter wos read from R, J,
Roder asking council to seek Celgar
and government aasistance in find-
ing. an alternate’ source of water.

“Bad as the water from the
river now 1s," he wrote, “with the
filth of 16,000 Nelson residents pol-
luting, it, what will it be like this
winter when Celgar starts pouring
200 million gallons a day of chemi-
cally treated pulp mill effluvient
into the Columbia?”

“We can't do anything to force
the government to clean up pollu-
tion,” said Comm. Mrs. J. W. Doue
gan, “There ore no laws to cover
this.’*

She sald strong letters have
been sent to the board of health
concerning Kootenay pollution, but
the board declares itself powerless.

“Celgar officials have given us
a guarantee there will be no Col-
umbia pollution,” said Mr, Loeblich.
He added that if mill operations do
contaminate the river, “they have
assured us they will not shirk -the
responsibility.”

CO

WEST’S

's No. 2 well, drilled
at Celgar expense, is operating at
@ capacity far exceeding the vil-
lage’s requirements, It was sug-
gested at a recent Castlegar council
mecting that surplus water could
be sold to Kinnaird.

‘The ae is easily transpor-
table and is pure, re-

Renata

Mra, M. Rohn
Mr, and Mrs, W. Dunn of Cas-

home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Clarence Henthorne has return-
ed to his'home in Portland, Ore-

months in Renata.

"Mr, Louie’ Wine, Leo Bentson,
and Nick Scripnek, all of Bentley,
Alta,, were. weekend visitors at the
home ¢ of. Mr.’and Mrs, J. Rohn;

Mra, Louis Gyori and
shlldee Jackie, Billy, Patsy and
Wendy of Rimbey, Alta., are visit-
ing at the home of Mr, and Mrs, L.

“Rings Exchanged
At Wilson-Walker
Wedding Saturday

St. Alban's Anglican Church in
Castlegar was the scene of a double
ring ceremony Inst Saturday after-
noon uniting in Janet

tlegar were Sunday visitors at the|.
Chizmazia.

gon, after spending the past two} :

Socials

Ohizmazia and Mr. and Mrs, M.
Rohn.

Bully of Castlense were Sunday vi-
sitors at Ren:
a egls

Mrs, F. Abbott. of

Mr, and Mrs, ‘D, Dunn and son|,

Se dil

ATTENTION :

PARENTS |

was 8 recent visitor at the home
of her brother and sister-in-law,
‘Mr. and Mra, J. Relmer. ‘

Mr, and Mrs. Brady of Edmon-
ton, Alta., were recent* visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. War-
kentin.

Misses Lang and Fladager have
left tor Crawford Bay where they
will conduct Vacation Bible School.

Elva Louie of _Kamloops

Mr. and Mrs. Jog Rosse ‘and
sons David and Eddle of Rossland
were weekend visitors at the home
of ae ene Mrs, cs Rohn,

Mrs. F. Richardson of
Castlegar “have been Holdayine in
Renata.

Mrs. Sultus peek and daughter

Eleanor and Mrs, K. Dyck, are

Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, J. Walker of: Castlegar and
‘Norman Allen, youngest son of Mr.
and Mra. F, J. Wilson of Quesnel.

‘The wedding ceremony was con-
ducted by Rev. H. I. G, Ragg. Bas-
kets of gladloll and roses decorated
the church. Entering the church
to the wedding march ployed by

gowned in q@ ballerina-length dress
of white silk organza over satin and
net with wide cummerbund. Her
veil fell from a headpiece of orange
blossoms. She wore a double strand
of pearls, gift of the groom, and
carried a bouquet or red carna-
tions.

quiring no chlorination,

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Insurance Firm’s
Predict Grim Toll ©
‘In Highway Deaths

One person will be killed on
Canadian highways every hour ard

a half this Labor Day weekend if} .

lasb year’s record is duplicated,
warns the All Canada “Insurance
Federation.

‘The last long weekend this
year will. be the most

gowned in a

length dress of turquoise printed
satin, She carried a bouquet of
tinted mums.

Mr. Bob Chadwick was best man
and ‘Mr. Del Peppard was usher.

‘The bride's mother chose a two-
plece sand sheath with orange ac-
cessories and corsage of white car-
nations.

A reception was held in the
Legion Hall, decorated with bells.
and streamers.

with a lace cloth, candelabra and
vases of tinted daisies. It was cen-
tered by.a three-tier wedding cake,
topped with, a bell and horseshoe.

‘The bride and groom were as-

according to the records. The Fed-

eration, which represents more

than 220 Canadian fire, automobile,

and casualty insurance Lichen

makes, these safety

which ‘are. particularly valuable to

those contemplating long trips over

the holiday weekend.

1. Take long trips, in easy stages;
don't try to travel too far in
any one day, :

‘| 2, Avoid fatigue by. stopping for

coffee or by changing drivers.

3, Avoid the main traffic arteries
wherever possible.

4, If you ‘are tired, but ‘can’t stop
overnight, pull: to the side of
the road and cat-nap until you

», When travelling ,with children,
take plenty of books and quiet
games so. they will not create
noisy distractions for the ‘dri-

¥ ver.

» Study in advance thie different
driving rules of strange cities
where you may be driving.

. If you have a blowout or other

failure, th

sisted in tho. ine by the
bridesmatd,” best man and the bri-
de’s parents, and Mr. and Mrs, 8.
ae ‘unele and aunt of the Leen

Mrs. Emily Halarewich
charge of the guest book ood os,

Mr, Bob Bowen proposed
the toast to the bridesmaid.

For her honeymoon trip to Spo-
kane the bride changed to a two-

with burnt orange accessories. The
young touple will reside in Castle-

‘Out-of-town guests. attending

son, Genelle; the bride's aunt; Mrs.
A. Halford and hipres Daewoo creek;

Montrose.

slowly until you can pull com-| :

pletely off the highway. *-

Set out flares when making
repairs on the highway at
night; don’t block other drivers’
view of your car lights.

. Keep ‘your speed within’ safe
ue. especially. on wet high-

5 When in doubt, yieta the right
. of way to’ the other driver,

TICE

WARNING

‘The Public is advised that the Kinneird-Ghristina Lake

section of the Southern Transprovineial Highway now
under construction is completely closed to traffic.

Anyone Trespassing on the read will

PF. law Construction

he Prosecuted.

Co. Lid.

- BIRTHS
PONDELICK)— To Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Pondelick of- Castlegar;

) Aug. 25, a daughter. ,

HICKS — To Mr. and Mrs.
Geers? Hicks of Castlegar, Aug. 31,
a daughter.

HARCOFF — To Mr. an
a daughter.

Watch Tire Mileage Go Up!

Unbalanced heels, ben axles, misalined
frames - «spell “wel feome” to unwelcome.
“STEERING WopBLIES”. Once in your car,
they cause excessive wede on tires and

steering, ACCIDENT! Gee more SAFE cre

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“WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~_:

B week: at the
home of their brother and: sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, J, Hamm in
Nelson. +

1s visiting her alster, Miss E,- White.

IF YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER 1S ATTENDING’
UNIVERSITY THis YEAR’ GIVE THEM ‘A MAIL
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CASTLEGAR NEWS.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS.

“AS INTERESTING AS A LETTER FROM HOME”

Mrs. F. A. Hostetter, the bride was].

Beverley Horlick was the bride’ a) -

‘The bride's table was covered

Piece suit of moss green and grey|‘

gar, where the groom is employed. |°

Forks; Mr, and Mra, Vern Forster, |:

\d- Mrs.
Peter Harcoff of Robson, Aug. 31,

steering parts—result in blow-outs, bad |.
malleage by getting « me checksup and

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RESIDENTS OF KINNAIRD.

Water pressure will be reduced Friday, Sept.

2, from 8 a.m, for a period 0 of for to ‘to hours..

Allen ie
Village Clerk.

arrived home from thelr holidays |
at the end of the week from:Prince
Albert and Moosamin, where they
visited their respective ‘parents and
other selntives for a iew weeks.

Kinnaird Socials

family’ were recent visitors to’ Spo-

Guests of Mr. and Mis, J. Re-
gan and family have been Mr, and
Mrs.) Howard “Anderson' and son
David and his friend Tommy Phips,
all of Seattle.’

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GREAMED CORN, Glins .......... 89¢

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Plonadin-

Eisine, daughter of Mr. and/Hall
Mrs, Peter. Kavahoff. of. Blueberry
Creek. and Peter William, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William’ Plonadin,
were joined in marriage July 30.
‘The bride wore Russian costume
with Mly-point. sleeves. Her white
shawl, of matching lace, sparkled
with sequins, ~ 1 a

and Mys. Pat Haley and]

Recent visitors at the home of

Mm | Collens,

tg, Oat

Mr. ‘and Mrs. John Paulson have

~ [been Corp, and Mrs, Gene Velux

and son Ricky of Calgary.

Mr, and Mrs. Lorne McCaig and
son Jimmy of Medicine Hat, Alta,
hove been the, guests of Mr.,and
Mrs, George Gendron.

Mrs, I, Cleeve and. children
Cheryl, Jody, and: Karen are just
home**from a visit. with relatives
and friends in Medicine Hat,

Cee eee

A; group of, Guides arriving
home from camp on the -weekend
Teport an enjoyable. session at
Queens Bay, Those participating
from: Kinnaird were:, Irene Devur-
ney, Wendy McMillan, Carol Ann
Marie. .Collens, Janice
Heagy, Jéam Murray and Diana
Courneyer., Mrs, M. Oollens, Guide
Captain for Kintiaird’acted as Quar-
ter Master, Supplying’, the ‘trans~
portation for the ‘girls trip home
were Mr. M. Collens, Mr. G. Mc-
Millan and Mr. Ray Heagy.

Flying Officer and Mrs, Glen
J. York are vacationing here from
Ottawa, They have’ been visiting
the former’s parents,’ Mr. and Mrs,
H, M. York and are spending some
time at Slocan.” with Mrs, ‘York's
Leder Mr. and Mrs, F, Gruber.

Mr, ang Mrs, J. Leckic end fa-
miy spent @ very enjoyable four
days recently travelling from. Rob-
son to Nakusp by: boat, arriving
home -on_ the - onslaught: of the
stormy. weather. .

Mr. and Mrs, T. Green and fa-
mily returned Monday from a trip

mito the prairle where they. visited

Mrs. ‘Green’a’ brother, and sister-in-
law, Warrant Officer and Mrs, Ed-

ae | Sor Field at soe Jar, Sask,

‘Brothers Staalo

Kavahoff

‘s Holl in Grand

E, Fitzpatrick hove been Miss Gorn

jorle Cox’ and. Mr, and) Mrs,

Browning, all of Saskatoon, Re
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Fon
The couple left on a wedding
trip to Golden. -

GASTLEGAR SOCIALS

Margaret Churches, Phone 9511

Larisa
‘The groom was supported by
Horcoff.

ony was followed by:

‘The cerem
‘receptions “at! d Community

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Mr. Ivan Dergousoft attended
the Credit. Union: impetiog at Bur-
ton on Saturday.:!

SASH AND -
DOOR ‘WORK

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_ AND ALL KINDS OF

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KOOTENAY
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‘SUPPLIERS

Rose Guido Felted
Al GWL Skower
On Anival Home

graduate nurse of, Bt, Paul's Hos-
pital; Vancouver arrived home on
the weekend for ber forthcoming
marriage to Mr, ‘James Haight of
Rossland, ‘which’ takes ‘place Satur-
day. 7

~The popular bride-to-be was
guest of honor when the Catholic
Women’s‘ League held. a. surprise
cup and saucer shower for her on
Monsey evening at the home of
Mrs. T. Fourt, Miss Guido and her
mother, Mrs, G. Guido. were,’ pre-.

Miss Rose Marle Guido, a recent =

Recent eae: of Mr. and Mrs. |

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‘KNOWS THE.
ROSSLAND.-TRAIL
RIDING

‘THE PEOPLE
AND THEIR:
PROBLEMS!

_ THIS RIDING NEEDS.DOH BROTHERS Ame
- THE VIGOROUS, INTELLIGERT, AND
_ STRONG. REPRESENTATION BE HAS
‘PROVIDED AT VICTORIA. —
ON. |MONDAY, SEPT. 12 RE-ELEGT.-

DONALD L. BROTHERS |

VOTE SOCIAL CREDIT FOR DYNAMIC ao
Gov!

(DRINKING AND. ‘DRIVING
: DO NOT MIx :

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We who make: whisky say:

Fine whisky is a luxury sad stiould be treated as
. such. And, knowing when to say “no” plays a
|. great part in the art of sensible living. . .

Neither

whisky: nor any other. alcoholic

has any place at the wheel of an auto-

©: mobile. Drinking and driving do not mix.) *
se This: conviction must be shared by every

thinking person who. drives'a_ car, particularly 4
this Labour Day week-end when many holiday-
ing families will be travelling on British Columbia

| highways.

Tr jou expect to be at the wheel of a car this :
week-end, we say to you: Think before you drink.
e Pron't drink before:yon drive. *

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