CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 31, 1961

CASTLEG

blished in’ Ni

-Fatal So Exercise.
i Nga ates
Gare fa Canning ©

When the Castlegar News ran its
front-page editorial last, week suggesting.

mot

ENT BACKS

OAR eh Fin thé canning seasbn, house-
‘ ‘ wives‘ should remember that(‘they

should make their preserves safe a5
‘appetizing. Several people

» ning:'20--t0'-¢ Sine '
. pressed and this paper has fou

, . Jack’ White. noted “local dog trainer,
won't find: this job advertised in the help

cooked
vive “abd

committee on -terrorist activities. : the Ja : .
:G id, a well’ without ‘air, so-even a
woh coer Saal ta Tae ay

wanted n-of this but it
exists nonetheless. «' :

It is the job of. training dogs to guard
property owned by Orthodox Doukhobors,
property ‘that may go up in flames at any
moment. if -the--events-.of- the--past- few-
weeks are any indication. Renee

We don't. know; if;;Mr. White. trains
dogs to rip'-the seats -out of trousers—or
worse—but if he can train dogs to set up
quite a, howl when there .afe Sirangers
about then: the, Orthodox : Doukhobors; of
Ootischensa and environs should contact
him immediately. A few large dogs around’
their placés would be almost as effective
as rifles. © H

COMPROMISE WANTED ON COLUMBIA 5 Se 2h cnc /e

Anthony J. “Wright, Ottawa corres-
pondent for The .Prospector, Nelson,
writes.in.a.recent issue of that newspaper
that as far as the. present Columbia River
Treaty is concerned and the development
of the Columbia, “The time has come for
province and“nation to stop using nature’s
God-given energy. as‘a pawn and to negot-

ag hty-res b Z en you ‘are preserving
decided. that ‘the RCMP are unable to tanies they’miay be made safe by
handle: the..problem and has suggested cooking suisislenty. Tr the pee,
that B.C.’s attorney-general call in .the the vier over a ‘water-bath, they
U.S.’s: Federal Bureau: of Investigation. jiowa'be cooked for at least three
---Kootenay) and” Boundary RCMP, in hours. mis will kill the spores, If

3 vice d, half an
view of the dive

ght to's boil, and
dling: f ” . (ten minutes. In this way, any
immediate series .of arrests and CONvVIC- toxiii which has been-produced will

‘tions: that would restore public confidence be destroyed, “Any cans which are | =

‘in“the‘force and that would, at the same pulsing with! gas should be tirows
time, help solve, the terrorist problem. Tr preseived vegetables “'smeli
be : strong or musty they should be dis-
carded. However, food tainted with
botulism sometimés looks and tastes

been ‘described’ Boas
: Tomatoes, pickl ana all ae
there are smaller projects such as Downie have, sngu ch 80k ao teria
Creek or Murphy’ Creek that could: be tong. "00008 2
compromised: on and ‘construction started _ = a | 7
upon under another treaty. 5 KINNAIRD BRIEFS:
As for the view that the treaty cannot
be modified, Gen. A. G. -L. McNaughton, were approved. | |. i
chairman of the Canadian section of the’. vu subdivision developer Nick
International Joint C has writ- will be

iate- a fair and far-sighted is :
We agree... ois fea died
Certainly it. is true. that Columbia
river develop tas presentl
cannot go’ ahead without the export of
power, There, would be.no market in Brit-
ish Columbia for the power produced. on
the Ci with lopment of the
Peace now an established fact. © .
However, failing a change in policy
by the, federal government on power ex-
port (a policy that there.is a good chance
will be changed since several PC back-

tenchers have come out in favor of it),

re-"
ten_J.°Roder_ of the Nakusp- Chamber of garding the normal teat Gf water

Commerce's’ water.. resources. committee, mee aso temtalled.
that it is his understanding --‘that, modifica- : Pees th
tion can be made.to.a.treaty.at the time work will be done at the come
of ratification on the expressed agreement tery straightening out markers...
by both. countries.” eset me
Undoubtedly. our pr 1 and fed- tt, of 6-in. transite pipe for instal-
eral representatives will come to some lation Jn. the Timiont to replace old
sort of compromise agreement on their Wod stave Pipe. | a
extreme stands and before another fed- 4 was test carried out in the
eral. election rolls around we will see columbia on ‘Aug, 7 indicated “a
1 t of the Ct well under- trace of lgment’ which is dissolved
2 : out of wood in the pulping process.

eee

way. - :
if f "he $500 hold-back ‘on the In-

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terior Contracting contract for wa-
terlines installation. was. approved

contract in the village,
wee

A-copy of a letter addressed to
Kootenay-West MP H. W. Herridge
from Hon, Leon Balcer, minister of
transport, was forwarded by Mr.
@erridge to council, The letter
dealt with TV reception in. the
area and noted that there is quite
@ problem in recelving. reception,
from atations located ‘at such di
tances from communities as Sp
kane stations are from Kinnaird.

BIG EXPORTS
‘Wood and paper products and
mineral products’ made up 60

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DAHL, CONSTEUCTION

“ STHE Col RATION OF : s
THE MILLAGE’ OF CASTLEGAR |.
: Bayan a
“, Beitig a By-law’ of! The’ Corporation: of thé
“Village ‘oF Cast he ft, ee gras

ass!

and dient to esta-

blish and construct, a sewer system to serve: the; inhabit-|.

ants of The:.Corporatio the Village of Castlegar, an
that b uthi the Counc undertake anc
and to borrow upon the credit. of The Corporation

ie estimated cost thereof, that'is to say, Four Hundred
ind Twenty;,Thousand Dollars ($420,000) which is the

CASTLEGAR. NEWS, .Thursday,,Aug..31,.1961

Elementary: School’ ; Le c
from Vernon where th:
che Castlegar’ Teachers’

It ts expected that. the, dele-
gates will head up educational pro-
Te r grams in thelr.own associations ma- |!
at the 12th annual #ummer confer.|king use of the information obtain-

and BO. He served,ar
resource person for, the seminar of
the BOTF, Curriculum Committee
held in conjunction. with: the.gen-
eral conference, i teilae
Dr. Oviatt is a’ former Alberta

ence of the B.C, Teachers’ Federa- jed and, the, ed,

tion, , Ab. the opening; session,

atory:: School; One hundred ‘and
‘twenty. teachers'‘from all ‘parta’<

the province attended, nied r.
‘Stan Evans stated that the p ru mando College

x i ev:
‘The -conference, was held from|A..H. Sovereign, DD., of Vernon,
‘Aug. 20 to. 25-at tha'Vernon Prepar-jgave.a very interesting addreas on

ja
pose of these conferences is to give bet-
In

teacher, principal: and school sup-

Dep Garal junior high
school principal of Kimberley spoke
on the Crowther Cominission’s study
ft the’ “secondary ‘school “system of

a member of the Chant Royal Com:
mission onB.0:Bducation, discus-
sed y

representatives of Jocal teachers’ .s.

Report:
divided into

nt year was:
$2,570,618,
$2,862,621.

1960
: $3,078,833.

1961

AND WHEREAS the depreciated value as at the 3lst of |” brings
December,1960 of the.. Waterworks system for which | trom across’ the nation! a. verltatte|
Corporation possesses a ‘subsisting Certificate of| food of ‘stories atout hunting mis-

Self-liquidation granted by the Inspector of Municipalities tao t huantere to, renner

is'$228,590.00,
AND

under the provisions of this By-law has been granted by
the Inspector of Municipalities: _
AND the approval of the Provincial Health
Officer has been obtained:

Palities Has: be
NOW. THEREFORE

empowered* and
werage= works

+ Hunting season's upon us again,
and soon the rattle‘of rifles and
the thump of shotguns will be ech-
olng across the country in the ‘an-
nual fusllade ‘aimed at blg game,

It's a time for hunters to resume
their clonks of. caution. and make
sure bas know what they're shoot-
at. sy Ye
Each hunting ‘season

godd animal ‘might’ be missed, but
this 1s’. of no “account beside the
Possibility..of a life saved, —’Re-
cord-Gazette, Alta:

tionalHousing Act”;

“@ acquire all such real property, :
rights-of-way, licenses, rights and authori

may be requisite or desirable for or in ti
with the construction of the works aforesaid:
For the ‘purpose and with the object aforesaid and

- subject ‘to the - provisions. in. that behalf: hereinafter |“

contained and set forth, there may be borrowed upon
:the credit of the Corporation the sum of Four Hundred

; and Twenty Thousand Dollars ($420,000) and deben-
tures shall. be.issued therefore in sums.of not less
‘than ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000): each ‘and | >;
havingcoupons attached thereto for the:payment of
“interest and the said: debentures shall bear interest
at a rate ‘not exceeding six per cent (6%) per annum
and no debentures shall be issued hereun:
and until’thé’Province of British Columbia:

e yments ‘required to be made ‘ft

nd interest thereon; es
The said debentures shall be dated the 15th day of
October, 1961, and shall be payable as to principal by

ive ,annual i ts “col ing on .the

and interest . thereon. shall

., ant-Governor in,Coun

y-law:shall take‘effect: on the date ‘of its Reg

the Inspector of Munici
ited

the 15th day of’ April, ‘and|‘

in each and every year dure
f and the respective amounts
in each year is as follows:
PRINCIPAL 5
$10,000.00
11,000.00
12,000.00
14,000.00
15,000.00
16,000.00

1000-00 on. =
= 17,0000
18,000.00
19,000.90
1:00.01
"23;000.0
. 23,000.00 .

Nf be: a’ true”and correct
tlegar Sewerage ‘System ‘Establishment and
y-law. Ne .

si

groups, ach “group
jussiig esich ‘of ‘fourtoptcs. °

haired the discussions on the BO-
MF plan to categorize ‘all
iz to

me,|ored clothing has been stressed. and

upland game birds and waterfowl.|made'a point of legislation, Huntera

in Alberta are required to: wear red: | ©

in other provinces they are at least

urged to” wear "a “distinctive ~ color

: [so they ‘can't be ‘mistaken for an
antmal.

But atill, in spite of the many
careful hunters who do take these
precautions, the toll mounts, It:is
Set OF, Hunters whip, “ite they|a tragic thing ‘that tt does, but 1t'ts
ony cee seks ool at a “deer, at\'a | apparently unavoidable to a certain
‘tion. in’reepe eth Provisional certificate of self-liquid- Erne, at & moose, “and Who |extent.:.. 0°25 Satis
ation in'respect of the sewerage system to be constructed | ¥!"ged or killed other hunters.’ | !-""There are almple rules which, if
pita Be Sy d ‘The Ust fot killed and “maimed | they: were” followed religiously “by
over the past 20 years is a Iong one, m >
and many of the instan-

Foom competence, Kenneth .M.. Ait-

ae
(pent a morning ‘and aftérnoon ‘dis- | Bam

<] England. "RP. Walrod' of Kelowna; | i

C.. Gillle of “Victoria | |

“St. Joseph’s\ Kindergarten -
(KEN NAT RD
on Wednesday, S /

Will re-op

“u ii a8 wee, os ToT e
d Conference [_

an to con:

alder some algnificant aspects of the

 etnnatra 1 7th under
Mrs. ‘Violet. Wagner’ of the; Robson | educational, system, "

the direction “of the Sisters of the Atonement.

~~! Qualified ‘and experienced Teachers

chison of Burnaby, and BOTP pres.
lent, conducted the sessions on the
objectives “and” activities of the Fed-
of Langley hand-
led the discuzsions on new. develop-
ments. in: education. \L. John Prior
of Burnaby led the‘ discussions on
philosophy of educatiun, ‘

Miss Pauline Doberar was se-
lected by: the delegates ‘to chair one
of the discussion ‘sessions and Miss
Arlene Kenetick’ acted as a record-
er, They reported that this busy
week. of ,@roup, discussions. and ad-
dresses" was’ 8 most enjoyable and

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when.you come. into the world
and it should remain a part of
your diet for your entire life —

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tar] Ors of the: municipality will. b

a true copy of the By-
f ‘the ion — therei

L tHorizing the ‘submission: o: a
set forth for the assent of the owner électors'of the muni
icipality and upon which ‘questio:

on ‘the 15th day of Septe

of eight o’clock in: the foren:

facsimile form.

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you have enjoyed playing the sence

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Many. i f :
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‘BU T.-' All Good Things Must Come to an End. a

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ds-of dollars ‘are still-to be won;- maybe you are holding

th, 1961

humerous high award Cards that have been issued by this
re Quiz Cards:will:be honoured. ‘when: fully: punched, at
Store of issue, Up to’ arid including the close of business.

aptember : 1

6th, 1961. No Treasure Quiz Cards will be re-
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