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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1966

Town Council and Fire Department sy oman
Recommendations in New Year

Discuss

Following the annual | report
of tie Sisto: Volunteer: Fas
Department week, Ma: oF
R. e Maddocks ss eeabed
in the new year a arte tine
will be set up between council
members and the fire depart-
ment to discuss recommenda-
tions put forward in the report.

thet recommendations were:
That a new fire truck bi

puretesed immediately.
That the second floor of
ee hall be constructed in

@ An adequate heating BYB-
tem Ge installed immediately.
{This was dealt with by council

ter in the evening.
@ That a date be set for a
to be appointed from

council and the fire department
to ge‘over and act on ths rec
mendations | of the Pies
e fire bylaw 225
reviewed by sald committee and
be revised where ni ary.
@ That street Sight chang-

be| brush and clean up after con-

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HOLIDAY DRESSES

Be dressed in elegance

ff ABE
LS, OF
ALL-WOGL SUITS

* Worsted Wool Fabrics
Smart 3 button styles

ing the fire season numbered
104 and mumeraus nersans were
given ‘verbal permission to burn

struction.

Eleven oll burning Inspec.
tions were carried out and 2:
were made. At

ing be taken out oO:
the Jurisdiction of the fire de-
partment,
That a two-way radio

system be installed.

The department reported 13
calls since the semi-annual re-
ort of May, 1966, A $4,000 fire
loss at the black top. batch plant
and an approxi mate $100 vehicle
ignition fire “1 the total
since Dec, 1, 1 io 33 calls
and a fire loss of $:

Burning otis triesred dur-

just arrived from
factory in regular or
stout fits
Sizes 38-44
Promotion Price

$76.95

DON PARKER
SLACKS

All-woo! slack, blends

for that special occasion,
choose from our largo
assoriment of dress
in brocades, crepes, an-
trons, wools, bonded fa-
brics, etc.
Petite, regular & half
Ff

$16.95 to $39.95

2 piece or 3 piece
SUITS

fiyarants and stand pipes were

and flushed and all equipment
has been kept ‘in the Pent pos-
sible condition.”

District Senior
Citizens Eniey
Christmas Banquet

PUBLIC NOTICE

Xmas Party, Silvor Birch Schoo!
Dee. Zi. 12 noon-2.30. Visitors
Welcome.

Brewntee’ Salo of Xmas Decorn-
tions, East Robson Store. Dec. |
17, 10-12 noon and 2-4 p.m.

Kootenay Society for Handicap-"
ped Children invite you to use
our ‘Annual Xmas -Card’ in New
of Local cards. Drop your con-
tribution in. one of the con-
venient boxes around town with
your name and address and
your message will be carried in
the Castlegar ‘News Xmas edl-

61 CRESCENT ST. —

‘Third Kinnaird Pack Brownlee
will be Xmas Caroling

15th in ald of Silver ‘Birch ‘Schoo!
Peete at Woodland Park at

LUNAR

Phone 865-7631 for the fastest
plumbing service in town:

@ Leaking faucets

@ Sink: replacement

@ Water sottencr

© Now Powder room

@ Extra bathroom

Free estimates — all werk guar-
antecd. *

we sell only what can be servic-

SMITH’S

PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

ULL

PLUNBING &
HEATING ETD.

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= CASTLEGAR DRUG

for the most masculine
man you know...
boldnew :

Brut formen

Ci and District Sen-
jor Citizens’ Association held its
annual Christmas Banquet on
Dec, 9 in the Legion Hall. Grace
was said by W. Walper and sin-
cere thanks were extended to to

Double Knits Antrons,
ate.

$25.00 fo $39.95

or never press
Sizes 28 to 44
$12.95 - $16.95 = $22.00

Pure Wool
PULLOVERS
$14.95 & $18.95 ©

Turtle Neck Wool
PULLOVERS $1 1,95

irgin Wool ©:

CARDIGANS $26.00
Cieener $9.95
GANT SHIRTS

for the Well Dressed Man
In superior Cotton Oxford Cloth,
white, blue, linen

B.V.D. SHIRTS

FERRANO PUMPS

High Heels or. Little’
Heels for any occasion.
Peau de Scie, Pattlna---
Silver Mesh, Silver
‘Lenox

to those who set up the tables.
R. C. Maddocks sent regrets that
he was unable to attend the
supper. A: donation was receiv-
ed from Mr. Maddocks and it
will be put to the cost of the
loud speaker which the mem-
pera, are enjoying at their meet-
ings.

TARA AAA AANARAARARANAAAAAAAAATA

A wedding anniversay card
was signed by the members and
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Dorman who were
ing their: 64th
“Happy | Birthday” was
to F. Nilssen by all the
members.

‘The senior citizens received
SHSS ts i

$12.95, $14.95, $23.95

“CHILDREN'S

SWEATERS

Pullovers Ca

Sizes 2-6X .... $2.98

Pullovers, Cardigans “White Terylene Dress ‘Shirts
Sizes 8-14 Sleeve Sizes — Neck Sizes 14¥%2 to 17

- $4.98 to $7.98 ae

an invitation frem the

_attend a concert in the school
on Dec. 21, ose ing to
attend’ will receive a compli-
mentary ticke'

“The Rotarians are again
selling Christmas trees, it was
reported, and would like some
assistance from the men in the
selling of the trees. Entertain-
ment followed the supper meet-

Fane Kinnaird United Church

SAAARAAATAAAAAAARANA

“EXQUISITE ELEGANCE”
Luxurious Lingerie by Kayser |

fee and cake were served and
season's greetings were extend-

SATILENE SLIPS

after shave...after shower
after anything. ;

ed to members.

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NEWS

SECOND
SECTION

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1986

copy
Sues

19 CENTS PER

Big DM Debate Set for SHSS Tuesday Night i

Municipality Would Provide Assurance
For Orderly Growth, Maddocks Claims

DM provides, the assur-

ance gt orderly and co-ordinated
pinning together

with the fox required to
serve the needa! rm business and

te thought of a fragment-
of this district

We accey
ions the fact hospitals,
schools, and See) ‘are bet
fer developed’ on a di trict bas-

To suggest ‘that . plannin;
recreation, ‘development servic,
es and municipal government
would not be equal :benefictar-
ie ae a united approach is sure-

of|and tial of the} thi

larged

» | whic)

ualified:’ exp

e 1964. report

eral Conclusion th

fernetives’s

ved

the district.
oA study of the

ation, regulation and service
would benefit every resident in

areas. or neighbourhoods).
are oaneminded o£ the spirit o:
e

Bef Pour taxpayers would ‘ben.
efit financially and in the quali-
ty of service.
. The careful ‘planning and
preparation of a land use pro-
gram would provide the incen:
tive for the location of indus-
trial and distribution enterpris-
district and provide

es the
vital information which would |.

assist such bodies as the Cham-
ber of Commerce and the muni-
cipal government to promote the
gxpansion. of business and -in-

“The | qi
recreation facilities needs no
Slabor ation:
wiously a district approach
eee provide the top rate facil-
ities which: are completely be-
yond the scope of any one or two

i
juestion of adequate

West Kootenay and* boundary
leads to the inevitable conclusion

that the Castle,
mirably to becoming the admi

tion centre of
region of B.C,

thusiasm.

Vv
such an essential: requirement.
rt which has bee

in turn would induce | favourab!

as. This it
people to reside within’ the en-

dis-

trict’ is the a focal point of this
expansion and lends itself ads
strative, distribution and educa-

this fast growing
‘A future of such prominence
will not ‘be attained by default.
It must be promoted and devel-
oped by by people fired with en-

and: eer the

nu by Comm. G.

” | cil: “some

oui citizens

Water Rate
Reduction |
Impossible

high op-

fieze _, Due to emely.
1e28 erating costs” eeremely village |
‘which is Water rates will not ba reduced. '
The announcement was'made
S. Rust at a pub- | fair)
lic forum held in the Communi-

ty Hall last week.
Mr.

ver,
“this cannot ‘be accomplished
due‘principally ‘to high’: operat-

juotes are worthy of
coming as they do

qi
who are neutral

BC. research council conelud:

This study points to the gen-
Tha at formation of

dy area’ would
be aeferehie “ the other al-

tudy of : recreational | ai

Mis the ‘best method | 000 per:

but ‘may: be ‘difficult to achieve.
Id: provide’ better control
the. area

i sites’ and ‘also provide
‘A general standard of tax-| 2 greater ‘flexibility in financing
a 2:-local improvement for. sub-

is/centennial year we

urely we can em-| area.
tees their great faith and con-
fidence. Let us unite in a DM
for.-the. well being of

‘Rust stated that in the

long ‘range plane: of thea coun-
rei ago” a- reduc-

had ‘been ing

he | continued,

Selkirk College and Castle-
gar and District Chamber of
Commerce will co-sponsor a for-
un on Tuesday evening, Dec.

‘0-at 7.30 pm in the SI tanley
Humptes igh School in Cas!

legar. The topic will be “A Dis-

trict ‘Municipal for, the Cast-
legar-Kinnaird Ar

Castiegar’s ane or R. C.
Maddocks ‘and ‘Kinnaird’s chair-
man Carl Loeblich will take op-

posing positions on the advisa-

Biity of uniting in such a mane
cipal form of government,
following is a general run down
on'— ‘what isa ?

‘A DM may be inco) orated
if its‘ area: exceeds -2,000 acres
and the overall population den-
ity is less than two persons per
acre, The council consists of a
reeve and six councillors where
the omer is less than 50,-

regard to local im-:
eae schemes, special pow-
ers are available toa where
by works benefiting ‘a ‘specified
area’ within the district may be
undertaken with the assent of
only the owners within the area
and with:the entire cost of the
project ‘being porn, by owners
f}or users within : th

‘The formation of a DM in
the Castlegar-Kinnaird area, in-
cluding the unorganized districts
of East’ and West ‘Robson, Bril-
lant, Raspberry, Pass Creeks
Ootischenia and Blueberry
Creek, has been under study
for the past three years.

‘ The immediate attraction of
be the
jor industries, Celgar Ltd., and
Cominco's Brilliant Dam. : These
aré looked upon as a “tax plum”,
ich proyide finances for
gervices throughout ‘the’ entire
area.

“Ther
of the inclusion of Arrow.
and the” sel bilit of a-“‘grant
Ni ywards a dis-

Further statements made as
a selitue point for the idea are
the elimination of duplicate ser-
vices now ~ provided i Gutleuae
for ' Kinnaird ~ and

is also the possibility | 3
seb

rate may not be levied against
them for such services
To catch these idustries for

further

Those most

ADM enjoys somewhat in-
creased scope and authority over
towns and: villages. Its bylaws
are effective upon adoption; it
can expropriate property for a
wide range’ of uses including,
with the approval of the cabinet,
the ‘development residential,
commercial or industrial areas.
A,DM is-responsible for en-
forcing all° laws, administering
justice; and -providing ‘a’ police
court, police officers, and a lock-
up. It-may ‘not
of over 50 ‘mills for general pur-
poses.’
In order. to facilitate © the
DM’s capability in servicing
‘esly. developed areas,
the municipal act provides coun-
cil ecial
powers. ‘These include authority
to resume certain.-Crown reserv-
es for highways and for exchang:|
reserves: where ‘the’ original-| an’
ly ‘right-of-way: is not suitable,

set a mili rate/ of the

are:

@ One central office.

@ One administrative staff
and works crew.

@ One equipment depot
and one set of equipment.

@ One assestor:

tax”, is:
Since th is tax may not be alee:
minster: it. will also’ appl:
any person carrying on a

Business in general should take
careful note of this since the
10 per cent of

@ One fi
@ One police. department.

' These are the’ major ones.
Commenting on the forego-

ing briefly, I feel important facts
relati fo, these, major points
must be brought tot the attention

* First, payer Ltd..and Com-
inco’s Brillant. Dam appear on
the ‘municipal assessment roll
only ‘as’ structure exclu
ing their machinery. “Thus $20,-
000,000 school assessment drops
to an $8,000,000 figure for mun-
icipal purposes,
Secon both industries
have the. ad nt to “opt..out?: of
any services which’ ‘they: feel
they. do not requires, ‘Thus a mill

the assessed rental value of your
premises, whether or not you
are the owner.

The Arrow dam is an un-

Contribution will remain on!
the school level, on
ing the other state-

ments; One central office, this
correct, It must he noted that
this ‘office will have to be “pro:
vided anew. he size, comp!

ness within the municipallty. Thi:

Facts Relating to the Major DM P oints
Must be Shown Taxpayer, Says Loeblich

y and cost should be consider-
One administrative staff

resent staff required.
Me One equipment depot and one
set equipment — most im-
practical 1 due to the immensity
and the 1 the geography | of the propos-

juire the ne
office, request ond salt
Fire fection is provided of
re otecon esis: Probably. two oF:
eg depes tenets

three ni
aa be created.

known factor and I am sure its| eve

and for: the takin,
tion. materials for. Etnies urpos:
es from any land subject to pay-

‘Pass Creek, R

ATTENTION

of Casil legar, Kinnaird, East and

West Robson, Kraft, Brilliant, Blueberry Creek,

Nylon Tricot with the Satin Touch Luncheon ‘Specials spberry and Qatisch

Tuesday evening, December 20 at 7.30 p.m. in the
Activity. Room ‘Secon Cote Stanley. Humphries
ndary School

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS Balanced

Many friends of Mrs, H.
Galloway” held a surprise birth-
day. party Monday evening. The
guest of honor was presented
Six mintature lotions with day cake and many

individuaily boxed in 2 i
gift case Snifter Set $5.75

ment of .compensation..‘’

Stunningly gift boxed I in :In connection with drainage

matters, a DM. may collect and

convey water to: any natural

watercourse, and. may. initiate

ditching projects at the expense
of the Goneditin ig.

ng oe since going to the deep
em,”
‘Comm. ‘Rust estimated that

bottle-green decanters
575 8.50 15. 25.

Try Our Light Tiexsenaive Daily
Specials — Sit at a Table in Our :
Ai Conditioned Dining: Room

MAYOR MADDOCKS & CHAIRMAN LOESLICH
will speak on
“A DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY
FOR CASTLEGAR, KINNAIRD? AIRD?”
A, public forum. co-sponsored. by. Selkirk College _
and Castlegar. and District | r of Commerce.
¢ n Free. Please call 365.7292 to reserve
places for you and your family.

: ‘But,” Te conclude, “IT a et rk : bala forseen
2 led, “Iam ; ny mi on
WORKMEN'S LUNCHEONS TO. Go : that this trend will. ev- nate

ge.” in

HOT ‘SPECIALS ‘FOR EVENING TRADE 4 rai ‘chairman Carl Loeb-
- Koh pointed ont that a gaving of. :
some six or seven thousand ‘dol: he

We Welcome You to Come and See oe Wide Selection

of Gifts And for Your Con’ abel We

; “Wrap FREE yeaa

ee.

MOORE eC
BUSINESS FORMS LTB.
DEALER.
GASTLEGAR NEWS
NARADA AAA

Christmas

water.
fell costs: are’ high,” he
agreed; i“but:the water is good

Come ‘As You Are , ate Enjoy the Beat
and the supply is’ good, It is-a
decision ‘we eal “have to ‘make

Cay Centre Dining Room |= es

LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN CASTLEGAR pe orted that Ei Ceasearan oe:
: ig an even flo and were operat-| .
ing better “than they ever. were.”

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Policy Sent
To Council

Castlegar council at its
reek was’ notified

Give the Very Latest in Lamp Styl es!

SWAG LAMPS, 16 styles to choose from “$23.50 and: up
POLE LAMPS, wide variety to choose froin 2 $21.50 - $63.95
ELECTRIC SLICING KNIVES. .
_ Phi

. $19.95 - 29.95 sige by Cham.

J. Kemnerman.

|

ere LUGGAGE for Ladies and Men :
Speciat: Crernight Dag; R 1 $3E.5S
CORNING WARE HOMEMAKER SET,
7-Pieces, Reg. $51.20 20..00...soh cece NOW $37. 95
BAR EQUIPMENT: Ice Buckets, Bar Aids, Decanter Set Jiggers, Coasters
Black-and-Decker JIG-SAW: . Special $19.88

Black-and-Decker HAND SANDER Baie Sucvoscar nse aes Only $19.88.

For the. Man Who Has Everything

RECHARGEABLE FLASH LIGHTS
You'll nee Have to Buy, Batteries Again...

ee

see Ce

“Due to the ever increasing
need: to )_Keep the. Water of our
Inteos. san

luted, and and fheetorea available { for

West's Will
7, Be Open “sil
9 P.M. Dec.

21 - 22 - 23

BIS ITY mans.

NOW: $3258 ;

wet kind pace Ra PAR nino SO cca AORRREA fudbosiDa on

“Golden Hits of Gary Lewis”
‘Johnny Rivers Golden Hits”
“Aftermath” by the Rolling Stones 5
“Mr. Music’”’ by Mantovani:
“Words ‘and Music”: by Rodger Miller
“Cher” by Cher
‘Winch ster Cathe dra i?
i. NS
By New Vaudville Band

LONDON - DOLTON - IMPERIAL +
LIBERTY - MONUMENT - SMASH a

di

spect to the air we breath, it, is
resolved : that chamber go
on record as favoring legislation
for. for, pollution control of air and

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fove match... — ; ey is e

this going-steady, golng-places pair — 2
travel-size cologne and bath powder CURLING
enchantingly gift-boxed |
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Tote 2 complete,3.50

RESERVATIONS This Christmas give them | a: ee
eran Growin Savings Certificate : . ..
it will grow with. Men

Decide riow to glve them the oie with atu future—
Growth Savings Certificate. In 6 years, they'll receive
$10.00 for every $7.60 you invest—a one third Increase,
- Christmas Growth Savings. Goxtificates are easy to buy,

able at any time. about n

Give the gift with
CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE

MEXICO -
AND’ EUROPEAN: TOURS
ARRANGED

CASTLEGAR AGENT. FOR
“THE WESTERN HOTEL
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WEST’S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542
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REMEMBER, THERE IS FREE GIFT WRAPPING AT WEST'S.

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CASTLEGAR DRUG

R.E. Goulet, Corner of Pine and Columbia
Phone 365-7813
STARTING WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21
WE WILL BE OPEN ‘TIL 9 NIGHTLY
Sunday and Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m.
6-7 pm.

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