CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 25, 1964

“Next Year's oa Staffs
_ Almost Complete in District 9

x teaching staff f
bse No! 2 in now. hesriy com
ea
the Stanley Ha eo Heat 'e

Paoli,
Lean and W,

ary School staff o: Miss F
Jaw, Miss K. L, Fleming,

ford,
x. W. Einlows Mra

der, Bi

Selvig, Jas, MeKintion, ACG
Asp, E. Faulkner and
Migs E.

New  Brnelpae ay pointed, are
J. OKI R. Landis, J. A.| fia

Mason. schools are Kin-
naird Jr. Secondary, Robson El-
ementary, Tarrys Elementary,
Ootischenia Elementary and
Blueberry Creek Elementary
respective)

ley, R. W. sree Miso D. De-

R- Topper, Mra, & E. Santur:
bano, G. +H, Ross, G, N. Sinclair,

Edw
Maslechko, “LN. S
> bith He

Bottaicett me wiitipae a D. J. Mrs,

Equi pment costs for the po:
wer mechanics course are now
being Xeviewed by school trust-

nd the propos
cotiand he posed class is

gato: ere Rivers 5)
100) A
Homelite Sales. & Service z teach

482 Slenley St, Nelsen, B.C. leaving the staff of Sch
: B.C. “| rict No. 9.:

S60 FURNACE Oi
CUSTOMAnS PUBLIC NOTICE
@ Our “HOME HEAT" Service
man is in the field now to
,Sive your furnace it's FREE,

Sr, Cllizens meeting — 7.86
Legion Hali — June 26. J. D.

tall: Scott will
@ we your co-operation [| : el erin
it het aoutd advise replac-

problems, :
‘The cost for parts may be
small but the satisfaction

YOUR's: po ae ALL THE

SMITH'S

61 ORESCENT ST. —

PLUMBING &
HEATING »

‘The following teachers are
School Distic

B. V. Kallio, T. W. Spring, |r

AT

Bud Henning Drillin, Com.

The ‘vice principal appoint. is nor
1 BPR pany won the si

Trail. -
. Arrow Lakes, Grand poke
and Castlegar districts partici.

” Mie. Bissell also revo
that Miss Helen Wapner, Matt
Trail, is in the district carrying
out a special testing progaam.
Trustee J. P. Moran report:
ed the work gone on the Tarrys

Sn

is very good. The ni
earth hauled. in has improved

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Board Wal-{7

ter Jacobson reported she has

..| been elected West’ Kootenay.

Nationally advertised

on television — $9.95

brane salary chairman for 1964-

+. The board approved ease-
ments for sewer lines across cer-

.| tain corners of school properties

in Castlegar while it 1

that construction on, tle ner
junior secondary school at Kin-
naird continues to Progress very

ore “Te omy Bran of of: Brand-
, Man., let is week. aft
visiting with Dr. W. L. Wright
for iia weeks,

Mrs: ‘W. Kennedy returned

‘| to Trailon Sunday after being

MADD ons

a guest at the W. T. Wald

Mrs. Ss. Doe of Maple Creek,
Sask, returned - home after
spending the last. month’ as’ a
guest of her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. Mrs. H. Evans. |

ly. had ‘an afternoon picnic
ands friends gathered in the ev.
ening.

Other members of the. fa-
mily. came from Lethbridge,
Drumheller, Erskine, Ba tha,
Portland, Oregan, and Mr:

Fr
Lagore and family of Castlegar.

icc

Vacation Time Again!

‘And It's. Time For Some.
FUN. IN THE SUN

“Ideal for the. summer; golfer - = Bermuda, ‘Short.
in assorted lo:

$3.98

RA
sbeing moved into the area by Peter Kiewit Sons L
tbut the’$%4-mile job near. the Arrow .dam.won't: take;

‘ago. Ster ak of Kinnaird, who worked on ‘the bridge,
‘said work ‘started on’’ the project in March, 1910, and
‘ended three years later, in August, 1914. It was built >

‘fear Renata ‘on. the Kettle: Valley Line between - this bridge is, no
Line. runs) over

ithe tunnel and. Ferron. ‘The crew ‘at work averaged 14
‘men ‘and it was built of hand-hewn timbers cut in the

the. time ‘that, the building, of, this bridge did 50 -years.: down the moun z
‘of ‘dirt were wit di’.
tually the dirt built up to within 30. feet of ‘the top of the
‘bridge. ‘Mr. Ponak, who iy one ieee pi
to’ sig)

»: said that’

;|.for them.

‘| on: the sate pup

En GpL'P P. J. Maguire's refusal

"pecal
- corament has heightened sus at’ the’ ‘chapel of ‘the ‘Castlegar

been flying at half-mast
a arct for the dead consta-

ble:
ps was 5 held vice four years ago in

Funeral: Home / last ' Frida;

Const. Sitar joined the ‘ser-

He is survived by ‘his’ parents
ie a
y ev- lat’ ee ee ath, Man.

jooting.
alge, who ‘has bee

Borodul
ston hi head adquarters tere.

blic “can wait another weel Hf

‘Detail of: the ‘apparent ac-,
cident are sketchy.and’ rumors
have ; been: widespread, particu.
larly in’ ight 0 of: Cpl. Maguire's
refusal to make any information

‘gaining. :co
met iearanes the afternoon
following rejection of ‘the “con;
ciliati rts but ‘Local 480

“tals: planning committee’ has
met with | Al W--E. Pitkethley,

Culoites in’ white stag -. - $9.98

For a day on the beach see our selection of Sea
Queen Bathing Suits in one and two Bueces
$10.98 — $19.95 a

Or Just Sail Thru
‘Summer In A Breez
Colorful Shift

$695-$12.95

“ of the
nd planning, division of B HIS,
is discuss various aspects ‘the
project... He termed the“ meet-
ing “a:-profitable. meeting for

‘with gard ‘to the hospital :
ard’s fences to ‘Health’ Mi-|'

pected: that

i prising’ that Local 2300: of the.

The!
the closer: to: the peo ple and
the!) more: criticism. copie “is
of government. It'is to -be

sioners :*will *
they are the underdogs of mu-
nicipal government.

It is therefore ‘not ‘ sur-|

Carpenters .'and . Jointers =: of
America « protest that © Castle:
gar = not

a persons

lay night, board members learn:

ed that the hospital’s ‘operating

dificit to May 31/,was’ $9,594.
4s‘ subject: to a

» fairly when they allow.a:con-

i singe:

traetor to employ men from
outside ‘the area.

‘This’ of course’ brings up |:
the question as to whether ee
is. the’ commission’s ‘duty to
“have: work done as cheaply as
possible or whether it should,

even if. it. costs Ha “employ, 3

a

tention that local labor:

ibe the po It is nol
e

ae oat itheir taxes
road,
"Now; however, times hav
hanged: ‘There is little: work
for - unskilled labor .on’ muni-
cipal, projects and ‘these. are
a: often: efficiently: carried

ait :
‘Undoubte employing
such’ eee cost ‘is ies and

: *: ocal: 2300.: suggests
‘the commission : ‘sl

tra
“should ‘be’ employed.
Jable result of . this.
that. no- firm would

They: ‘puild: up. their orga!
tions:on-key ‘personnel, :n

cal untrained ‘labor.

When “Fed-Up-Taxpayer" |
in-a letter. to the editor: says
| that the prospect. of

BIO

* ute
agree with ‘this nor.do I believe:

that the commission has failed
iva its service to: the ‘public. It

‘y

the ‘community he shou spe
out ‘all’ the » mistakes ‘of? the
commission, .

rhe pany's tabor rela: | 2
chief; rae ‘made the ‘walked
ing.:

iV the: old “Arrow.; Motors _ garage |’

from someone; who fount it in

during renovations by. Kay Mo;
3.-0f ‘Trail. A

ther! mit
‘ment foree were in the ‘room

: ‘with ‘him ‘when the’ accident ‘oc; |:
curred. The bullet iss said: to

‘| have gone: through® his ‘right
‘of his‘ hi

‘said’ to -have | then::risen ‘and
to the door. before fall.

He: died ‘in hospital - here}:

journed

‘the’ accident -happene:
6 at en: 8d}

ovine
pointed. Bee Gen
a rel z

e Ken; Morto:

at;Trail-: T
on: Thursday and Friday

Kimberley next Me
Tu say.

pha:
week. © Voting will be held at winner of'the club's high water | harv

“If the is
then the union‘has 90 days with:

x Local Kiwanis Club official
disclosed this week thatthe

sweepstake ‘was local . teacher

St omg lle oes

th
sdetaei “inquest” out the pu-] >";

: ing fast: The

rena to the vil-

to.furn over the operation of -
Castlegar a
and fo make a gift of the .

‘assets cof th society: to: the
i village

However, says Society ‘p:

“ sldent 'Bob. Rivers, since the :

cate exists that auch
pos lity. cxists. :

panic
and Forests : Minister
to placé “four Kootenay. crawi

+1 the studies are favorable,
the .companies have, indicated
-they. will\apply for ‘aipulpwood
harvesting area to Acree anew

pl HP mill. ;

r forests: under. reserve:so: that} has.
d with timber

John ‘Landis ‘who ‘guessed, 29.61 |.

feet. High water of 29.62 feet}

t | plants:.down. However, the. ten-

in
tions: before. shuting Cominco’s
or of Cominco-Union discussions

;|:would’. seem to indicate - that |

Mine-Mill would: ‘almost -imme-
diately -serve notice of a’ strike.
:. There are about 325 hour!

which to ‘continue negotia-| was reached on June -19. °:.

Proceeds from ‘the’ Kiwanis
sweepstake” provide a_scholar-
Ship for 8 a ‘graduating ‘SHS: stu-

., Last year’ 3 high water reach-
ed 25.0: feet, while the highest
level was recorded in 1948 when
the Columbia ‘rose to 35.06 feet.
‘The lowest high water ever re-
corded ‘was 21.0 feet. ~

- ‘The Columbia :river ‘devel:

| open committee ‘of the Cas-

tlegar ‘Chamber: of Commerce
is presently finalizing: plans for.
‘a:tour of some. of.'the: Arrow
Lakes communities to:be  affect-
ea 1 by. th the 2 bane

ny at

to Arrow” Lake

Enevoldsen ‘said this week that
present plans: call for the trip
to be made “to.Nakusp, Arrow

Park,’ Needles; : Edgewood, : Fau- |!

‘quier and Burton
of August 1/and- 2. <
Future tours to. ‘other. areas

the -weekend

stud. | B
ent who is writing a

thesis'on-the Doukhobors-had-a
grave.and serious half-day this
week. as he looked for over:350
Pages ‘of: notes on his subject.:
Leon: falker, an-antro-
pology student at‘ Gonzaga Uni-
versity in Spokane, has spent
the ipast: two months living at | ¥2
Crescent::Valley and doing re-
search on ‘the Doukhobors.
Monday, while riding to Cas-
tlegar‘on his motorcycle, he lost
his notes, some letters and over
50 - Photographs.
Fortunately, they were fou-
nd by. a.resident at Glade on
Monday. afternoon and were re-
turned to their owner. — who

Of ‘the “Arrow ‘Lakes: are being
| for a‘laterjdate. 25°35

could‘not.have graduated with-
out , completing his thesis.

with.
Ltd., which eapeses 2 pup mal
in the East Kootenays-..

Robinson Stores
hb Plaza ‘Under

say. wha
would’: have: done “unde the|
circumstan dtl

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) Travel .Guides* -.."

) Sun Glasses and Hats
)Thongs’’:

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uld be ‘duly t appreciated by the
a minds. oe the: commu

‘ The, Arrow. dam will he unt.
que ‘in’ its ‘construction pattern,

: CAM Bea a visiting’ group ¢ ‘of’ Wenatchee,
FLAMELESS IP HEATERS, IDEAL FOR: ; w aah, come of “Gonntieree
“host dinner held in Nelson last

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bers and guests, that th on outlets. ‘Then, it:will-be.a simple | :
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constructed first ‘on « ithe ray th
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R. BE: Goulet, Corner of Pine and: Columbia; ~ Phone 365:3911.”

of 40 persons from’ Wenateliée who tour-

ed'ithe “Arrow and: Duncan: damsites last ie

weekend, They wanted to see the upstream gar

* ‘storage’ projects ‘first-hand to obtain. in.) ral

I g the. bond issue

. back home. Constables Larry Brewster ‘and af
“Ken Geall were on. hand to help welcom {he ‘as a:full line of ods,

“the visitors and also Allen Neston se 150- notions 1 ands saat ee ae

pound cougar, Herman; when the ©:

stopped, for coffee, donuts anda visit_at erase, dew hel @ today and there -

the Rolsonssog: - Castlegar: News Photos| ‘tomorrow. ay Saturday

earth fill will be a
ca 19.0 overcortie the be ae h Of

conform -with ;-the--dam'

greet
‘The earth an Raita
be, constructed... on:.t

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