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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 8, 1965

Safety Measures Discussed

The board of school trustees
met a delegation from Tarrys ai
its Iast meeting to discuss safety
measures on the highway in the
Thrums-Tarrys area,

A committee consisting of
members of the school board,
the safety council and the
Thrums-Tarrys delegation was
formed to meet and

The board is the

ing a jn Twin Rivers

at| property on the corner of 5th

Sth Ave and Hemlock St, in
Castlegar for a new six-room
school. A survey is being made
of trailer population in the area,
Quotations are being called

for the construction of a_stair-
way to the Kinnaird Junior,
School. ‘1 main-

a program outlining points for
consideration to improve safety

on the highway.

tenance is heing carried. out in
the school and the maintenance
crew is renovating and extend-

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school bee

Plans being p

for additions 18 at Woodland Park,

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wom unlt for Twin Rivers
chool,

‘Modem Dairy
Sells its Plant
To Palm: Dairies

An old established . Castle-
gar business, Modern Dairy, this
week announced it has sold
out to Palm Datries.

Tom Stack, .who bought the
Modern Dairy from Ken Sharp-
Jes in. 1960; announced he has
sold out to Palm Dairies of Nel-
son, He will continue on here
as Castlegar manager for the
company.

“Prior to coming to- Castle-
gar, Mr. Stack operated a milk
plant for eight years at Red-

-water, Alta., near Edmonton.

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will be used as a distributing
warehouse for the Castlegar dis-
trict and all Modern Dairy dri-

vers: will be employed by Palm
Daities.

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“of service to the Legion.

: tn fa

medical ‘ aa offleer Dr.
Schmitt.

dro | has
eers that thoy ald ‘not. ex.
crease’ in } tel

excessive in

fasnidty, ‘at Juonaied for, some

in operation now.

‘or. over, a
week - and See of the ri-

nt,' Ts
d duty as\'your ‘health

viot eae icrense! in
air- eran is not'in steele! im ‘erent

for ip a possibility fee at ies
ight ‘become

the river. water }

might have
ave
fair | er

h hazard,

cessive :: turbidit
some. adverse. effects; on/a
, feament of the, population, As

ae
without

aren ray Feed i nas
ae and’ capa
ping, re andy (for

ct the toe of tive Meee ae
case of atiy extreme emergency.
ig Svan ery you: may’ rest’ ase
will: -follow this

water and we wil beep you.
posted, as to the results.’

Canadian Legion “were

ed, Ere ee athe Comment ‘of the ‘Kootenays” j

syndy you that there;

As yl rather than relying

219652

Lamb here last’ week’ by ‘Weterans head Minister Roger
Teillet. Mr. Lamb received the honor for his many years
He is: presently. third vice-pre-
S| Vv. R Cook make any statements

sident of Pacific’ co!

zone der. He is.a

— Castlegar. News Photo
PS ee ;

; collusion, and stegaliont.” iv

Comm, Cec Gorse this week
claimed the . examination: into |

sewer.

program conducted ‘by. Macbeth
and Moroso “proves my. figures
correct." -

Ina ‘prepared _ statement,
the commissioner ‘said “The
statement: made by me that our
sewer bylaw, had cost us: $706,-
000.is not too, far out,: The re-
port ‘says $705,361. oo He: adds
that at no time did, he or.Comm,

or hear « anyone Clee make sta-

Two places are. susp Sc

‘being ‘responsible’-for the:-taste theds'

and ‘smell: of. petroleum pro-

ducts in Castlegar’s water;

Ply. One of: these sdlifces "hag
bch ea out ar and eliminat-|

ibeen found, : Comm, Gorse

that” pre:

[Reed . said “better. testing

‘are being: sought oy

fest the sam: Bi

als -t
168 of offending, ‘water. :

way - for esting at
thing ory ental to health” has |.

awit chin if a is

c e © nasi bili:
village chairman’ W.'H.

Reed? upon'‘new: ‘Comm, Murray

Little’s' election to; council, © Mr.

G nse in-his |

5 Engineering services

‘The only. extra’ charge
the : service . connection
hich - you: have: contributed.
0 and * $60" for’ each : connec-
ton.’ -The service connections
have. “cost ay Lotelse of $46,045.

‘per ‘progress a paymient No. 9.
For. 792 connections

ed. this means an individual cost.
ards

of. $58.14, You pay. $40: tow:
this: and‘'some’ of us ‘paid: $60.
Seven: hun and .82 connec-

54| tions at $40'each would be $31,-

summary, your complete
jade Somery, sour omelets
have. cost you: System as adver:
feontinusd: on..page twelve) *;;

Sewer, ey law No. 238° was
‘by the. people..o

®, | passed: a8-
tlegar for $525,000; This was as
= | quoted ‘fro

-8: bylaw, advertise-
ee mie

"Teast.
ur {. present, popu:
roximate! 0.

‘collection: 17 Byate!
signed ‘sto’: pee ‘all:
‘of; gromes - eg .thal

be like‘when it is

as‘ exprop! ‘bi a
dro, bas: learned what the th
of the giant public "utlty ‘can

aa he- believed his place to be
worth $16,000) but that he was
not™ going to’ proceed beyond
the | stage -at. which, the etre

s+

By. Special courier last’ Fri-
day “evel ‘Hydro advised Mr.

worst
the compensation by:'the
valuator: jppo! ointed y the‘ lieut-

putes.
Mr: Pressacco has appealed
“expropriation riot’ onthe
basis: of ithe’ compensation ‘set,
t upon grounds that the whole

ding © aces) Hy
dro’s offer et of $12,500 and

yesterday morning sent s wire
in

ccopting It. -

t +Mai ;

tof the Rosslai ‘Trail

‘the association at the time of his |.

jappointment ‘and, it will‘ be: his

f function at Prince George. to
t bran fficials::in: the

2 i the service ren
fo. .your;, pr ini
fe pire

rar. | aff examination.
into Castlegar’s sewer, eonatrus:
jon”

nation was read at council's
cslast::week™, whi

by. the
‘Moroso “ who’

‘Prime ‘Minister Pearson” had
jected ‘the recommendation say:

| ing: there ‘could ‘be no question.

of ‘joining the two standing,
committees.

world: realized \that. this:country;

‘| has war dead buried in:70 coun:

tries. ate said it should be more)

sand, Sverty for.
=peoples.

Mr. : Teillet told “his ‘tistent

‘ol
then t is presently doing if the |'

: or :sub-
to ‘the examiners ‘in. writ-

ee
by|-ing seemed to be either ques-

tions ioe: ‘village commission -

Po].
licy actions “which should |’

/'3 | worth ‘of “assistai

Following I Years

Castlegar’s |. wa-

bylaw: on two
jand) its

passage ‘some™ months later’ has

resulted.in’ the, Joss. of : $18,000

ce ‘from: senior

governments,

council's meeting last week
4 ‘Gu

A Kinnaird “fireman with
17: years: service: with* the ‘ vil-

B\ lageis retiring from the. de-

partment. °° Stewart McKenzie,
who has been a member of;the
volunteer. : brigade” since - _

.departm:
}{Rene Archambault said Mr."Mc-

Kenzie’s : retirement ‘'willbe'a
ereat, loss’ to “our. department.”

id

hallenged Legionnaires L was | ‘scheduled. tobe carried‘
cere rece in this tn hs: final pour. -to be’ made |
pees ; ee : 33 : ter 5 | next i : aihere are doing
~~ i i y : é i : ‘ ras young peo} le: He urged
“Dp R U : : \ ; OS ew, ss ar pore | : Rie Bs hie: booth set ¥ youn: Ae yang ‘know

: i sea i : seit “ig\a country that

Sasa ‘great. in: pelt,

can ‘lead ‘the world.”
‘The native. Manito!

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Castlegar: News Photo

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