8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 4 1960

Residents Protest Gravel Pit

from page one) +

Jd. M. Macbeth, C:G.A.
Js pleased to announce the
formation of a

Professional Accounting and

Auditing Partnership
with ON,
PAUL G. Moroso, C.G.A.

+ In future the firm name and

address will be

Macbeth and Moroso
Certified General Accountants
Laudin Block, Castlegar, B.C,

P.O. Box 280 Telephone 2441 *

AERA

ROY ELECTRIC RANGE ...... $269.95
ENTERPRISE GAS RANGE .... $299,

| LOOK!
A NEW SHIPMENT OF BEATTY REFRIGERTORS

HAS JUST ARRIVED AND ARE NOW AT A
NEW LOW PRICE

$60.00 TRADE-IN
ALLOWED ON
BEATTY WASHERS

Mr. Loeblich apt atone the

rezoning ‘of the area. x paragraph
stating the pit would be an asset
to, the community was greeted with
derisive laughter.

D. E, O'Shea asked council! to
take a closer lool{ at what the gra-
vel pit would mean to the commun-

ity.

“They'll strip the.guts out of
the country," he said, “and leave
what's left lying bare. Nothing looks
more pitiful than ‘an abandoned
gravel pit. What value fs that to the
community?”

He said the area would be put
to better use if homes were built
there and threw cold water on coun-
cil's hopes that the pit would be a
reliable source of summer employ~
ment for high school students,

“The union has an iron-bound
contract,” “he said, “The minute
they find out students are employ-
ed, they'll be out.”
Comm, G, S. Rust told the del-
egation that all points brought up
had been discussed with the com-
pany before excavation started, but
that council had been misted.
He. sald a public meeting will
be held in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society Hall when rezoning
comes up for discussion, “You will
be listened to,” he «sald. “I know
right now how F'm going to vote.”.
Notice’ of the meeting will be
published.
Dawson-Wade jGeemisns super=
intendent Richard Dahl was sum-
moned before council after: the de-
Jegation left, Chairman Loeblich
told him he wished council had re-
fused the. company permission to
operate right at the beginning. “I
don’t know if your company is try-
ing to co-operate or not, "he said.
“Y dubt it.”

used until .councit “raised a stink

gave your company good
publicity anda good welcome," ‘sald
the chairman, “Then bang! The
boom falls'on us."
/ He sald‘ that with ‘the present]
state of public: opinion company op-
erations ‘would cease with the ex-
Pirafion. of the two-month permit,
A rezoning bylaw could not pass.
Mr. Dahl reported permission
from the. OPR for trucks to pass
over tracks instead of using interlor
village roads, thus eliminating much
noise and dust,

there?”
He said that in some parts

sonable behaviour.
“Does it sound reasonable thi

houses have to be locked yp to
keep the dust out?” he saked,’

put blankets around their bables to
‘|keep them from smothering,” sald
Mr. Dahl, undeterred. ‘They'd have,
smothered Jong ego.""

against progress,
things going on that we don't like,”
he said,

progress,””

CASTLEGAR IS. GROWING!

A. modern ‘ola ted laundry fs needed here
R.C.A. VICTOR'S policy of setting. up in commun-

’ oft where there is no existing .service has paid
0

“Yes, it does,” sald Mr, Rust: ”
“People certainly. don’t have to

He accused residents of being

aidente!ot_ belog "A MODEST INVESTMENT |

‘A MINIMUM OF. WORK
BETTER THAN AVERAGE EARNINGS

Has provided our. investors: with
security and independence

“but that’s the price of

He promised to ask drivers to

“Do you think all these com-
plaints.are justified,” he asked, “or
are people just a little ra, a

the. village children spit on the
aldewalle when the pit foreman pas-
ses‘by, “They pick that up from
thelr parents. I wouldn’t call it rea-

-SMORGASBORD

AT THE

Castlegar Hotel

Dining Room
- SATURDAY AUGUST 6,

FROM 4— 8 P.M.

Make Up a Party — Eat All You Warit -

make on extra ‘effort to operate
quietly in the evening and late at
night, +

“The damage has already been
done,’ sald’ Mr, Loeblch, ‘You
haven’t a hope of getting the aren
of} zoned in your favor now, unless you
want to knock on doors persuading
everybody to let you stay.”

“We are concerned with the
welfare of the community,” said Mr.
Rust, “You have two months,
at! “After that, it's up to the people.”

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VOL: 13, No, 32

ALS Test. Planned
For. Airport Soon

Instrument landing aids wil be
installed ‘at the Castlegar airport

|, fg soon os possible "if preliminary

“talneus terrain near Castlegar.

‘to committee chan be A. a

enay route.

7 municipalities. represented on .the

tests of the equipmerit prove auc:
cessful. Hs
* ‘Transport Minister George Hees tt

- has Informed the Castlegar “Airport

Committee that “arrangements have
been made foro portable ILS lo-
calizer'to be tnstalled at the sir-
port ons test basis to determine
if the equipment will function .sat-
isfactorily, adjacent, to the moun-

“It, such ‘an installation proves |
suitable, {tis proposed to put in a
permanent facility as soon as pos-
sible," he said in -a_ recent Jetter,

West.

Thstallation “of the Instrument.
Janding ‘system 1s expected to en-
able the’ successful . completion . of |’
many flights which must now miss

uring poor weather.
‘algo Feplled ! to the
committee's ‘request . for, a runway
extension: to.-facilitate better ser-
vice by;the DC6B aircraft now: ut-
ilized on the Waneow = / Koot-

‘He said“an extension ‘of | 600
feet will be. made provided « the

‘An extension to the north would
be less costly.”

Oastlegar. village clerk Joe Lo-
gelin ‘sald: that, Doukhobors do not
own the land ‘in the ‘area but are
squatting.

'The airport committee ts asked’
‘to acquire possession of the land
and turn it over to. the federal go-
vernment. Upon complétion of the
work it, would: be leased back to the
municipalities ; for ‘continuous op-
eration and maintenance. :
Mr. Hees -alsovsald he: has aa-
ke ‘engineers for a report on the
cost of enlarging the parking area
in 4 front of the airport.

Kootenay Nursery”
“Gives 20 Trees Be
To Kinnaird Park

Kootenay: ‘Nursery. is donating
20 trees to the village of Kinnaird,
it was announced at the last .coun-
‘cil’: meeting. ‘The 20° free: trees —
eight-foot, Russian ashes: — will: be
planted © in Dee village < "park this
fall.

| built.

*\|ught industry comese'upfor dis-

To toate
Of Asphalt Plant

Dawson. Wade grave! pit meet
night at'the Kinnaird ‘Improvement
ss “a

lustry.
before « an’ asphalt. Plant, can‘ be

2 Buch ‘a: plant, they J
belch’ fumes and , soot.

eto tential p

poses.
Rezoning of the area, to permit

cussion at an. official open, spree
ini the ‘same. hall ‘Aug. t

* Council .; will aeeides! at ‘that
time | whether .:the  predent . two-
month operating permit is to. be
extended. Company. representatives
and irate taxpayers will be ‘present,
jto state their, fy
of crushing op-

Park and
Bert Morice recommended that exis-

erations. Jack ‘McKee maintains

ro}
‘berry ‘to Cnatlegar, and, ruin “the |

STORM ‘OF PROTEST: rom “Kinnaird re-- =
cted against Dawson»

“Wade grave crugh

ig
village’s southern oundary. Giant gravel
ej foreground. Behind. it

ip
to permit establishment of light industry;
the company plans, to: build ‘an asphalt’
‘plant at, the site.

Company Bonles
. Effort. Lacking to
- Minimize Nuisance

“ Dawaon-Wade. Company this
qweek emphatically denied’ failure to
co-operate with the village of ae
haird in minimizing annoyance to

residents from .the firm's gravel

Flower Shop Sold
- But ‘the Name

that cyclone . sweepers ‘used ‘by his| ~
company - would: ‘prevent’ ‘all: soot
and dirt from’ fiying free..:'The only
objection to: such a -pla!

SEE US NOW!
FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ON A GAS FURNACE
or WATER HEATER INSTALLATION

He said he was woken Saturday
night at 11.30 by a complaint of
noize at the pit.
Mr. Dahl denied work was be-
ing done past hours set by council.
“It wasn’t our machine. Il
swear to that,” he said. “Somebody

committee acquired: the necessary tamaracks: in the, park, which
land,.This would involve the .re-
moval ‘or: relocation. of the Douk-
hhobor establishment: at ‘the -north-
east of the runway a8 the proposed
extension would come- within 400
feet of the bulldings.

Furthermore, the exiting sc-
cess road-to the terminal:;would
have to be relocated around the
end of the runway extension 50
that it would’ pass. approximatély
through the Doukhobor establish
ment as now locate

“The extension, of thie” ‘runway

suld)

f ib. packages, 2 for ........ 59¢- Remains the ‘Same *
; emai

The. ‘ownership of Helen's Flo-

ra a Meet |

Even cond to: the ferry is be resurfaced im-
terry. might* not Saas ein mediately. | wer Shop will change Aug. 15, but
inate'the trafilc, “problem: ‘at Castle-| -° Reference : was again « ‘made to| the name will remain almost the|
the \drainage problem caused “by! same. =
Bloomer Creek under run-off cone)‘: fe Richardson ecabuneed

Gitlons ‘each ‘year.’ eof the shop to another Helen,

»- Two. proposals were suggested ane ‘Helen: Douglas. Miss Douglas}:

by the local councils to ease the| pions’ to incorporate; the. business,

ers, z | problem: that 2 ene eb 50 Helen's Flower Shop will hence:

) mngineer | ins‘alled in place ‘of: the: ing | orth “be ‘known ss Helen's Flower
po, "Wetamys, Sane 35-inch line; or an’18-inch. line bel shop Limited. “=~ 0
commis ‘Mra: Richardson + started vane

years;

ian-spruce.
(Fire hazard: in’ the park was
reported lower after the recent rain™
fall, “but only temporarily: 9| Vancouver,”
hot days,” said Mr. Moric the, Oal.St.
it will .be bad: again.”
Painting

and. the replacement — "of ‘broken
fence posts. were recommended.|
Cemetery, grass \will: she out twike a

lor.
t ari’ asphalt ‘inne in’
said, “It alts’ under

SMOKED COTTAGE ROLL, “Cryvac”,.

AVERAGE WEIGHT 2% -Ibs.
else must have been in there that

sccsreel| ATTENTION [luctus

working after hours: Why would J PET OWNERS i sf ies
we do a thing like that? We've tried . 2
————— MAPLE LEAF

VETERNARIAN WILL BE AT BUTTER o Ibs $1. 35

re ‘ < Mr. Loeblich replied that the
company had made little effort to
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AUGUST Ah, 1960

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but we've ‘never “had. ' any" tr ub in: the village, office , last, ‘Thursday.

“This ‘whole’.thing réminds’: sme

contintied ‘on .page ten) .

control dust and that water was not

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: We : of noj™
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the’ till empty when he -came:to|’
mmpty it at‘11.30 p.m. and.assum-
ed another clerk had already de-
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ROMP werd not: notified until
‘the: theft. and evidence ‘of | fllezal
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man owns ‘adjoining Cone. ‘Hi
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4 Couneil is: prepared to pay.
$1,500 for two acres of the property
for. use as a gravel’ pit, but Mr,
Lightie ‘insists: the village’ also pay
surveying fees for the two acres.
+ .Couneil, which recently ‘spent
$170 for. a survey map del
.|the. boundarys ‘of the entire pro-

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*'the highways department, hag
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cease; ‘the, rider was. at“fault.” gi is
‘Police ‘are’ hoping: parents win| Were
make \ehildren: pay’ thelr own’ fines
through their.-allowances or by

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. Official: gues!
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working 60 the Jesson ‘will be dri-

ven‘ well ‘hore. eet

rox. H. Baker of ‘Regina who. declared
pen. Mayor, Reid congratulates Kurt,
Kruse’ (ight) of Dawso! : Creek ho ‘placed second.

of Peter. Petrovich’. .Verigin. . TIT,
avowed; leader of - the ~ =Doukhobor'
people, who'.died in Fi wala,

take pla

- | 13,1942, ° wi will

urday on the‘ ‘same date, in Bri

this week.’ +

sees the

Yant, BO. John’ J. Verigin sald

f°. ‘The observance, will be. in keep=
t-|ing with Doukhobor custom, which
of the arniver-

‘perty, ‘re!

1. | estimated ° $20. .

“This isa very paltry sum,”

s)said finance chairman G. 8. Rust,

“but -I don't. think we should pay!

it, on principle.”
“T think the seller. should pay

refused to bay | the sdditionsl

“ Gonstruction Siow

‘Kinnaird ‘village chairman Carl
Loeblich criticized the pace set * Hime,
stalling the vDlage’s-new water sy-:
stem, but nobody at the: last coun-|
cil meeting could tell him why work:
is not going faster. -~

gary of the death of Peter “Lordly” part ot the’ survey,” sald Comm: E. ae
Verigin, who died. Oct.:29,.1924, and|©, Ackerman. - “Y-wish:T could: push’ it,”, re-

of Peter Verigin II, whose death) . Mr, Lightle maintained the vil- sakes village | works . supervisor.
courred on Feb, 11, 1939.” ~ ‘\tage had agreed to pay all survey) paul Hildebrandt. ‘

It is not known fs the August|costs when he .was first apptosched Gouncil' was also’ critical of the.
B date will become an’ annual ob-/ on selling the land. large amount of concrete being used
servance, - or whether. it: will: be}~ “You, came to me," he eald.."T| in fire ‘hydrant. bases... It -was felt

| combined with one of tite . other didn’t come to. you. If-you. didn’t
two ‘dates, agree ‘to ‘survey, why did’ you’ have
ee rnb ‘death’ of Peter swerigin' m the map made?” at

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By BURT-CAMPBELL | |) | several ‘reminders in the, duty of the ing two! issues'n, week and regular warned..that
‘A number : of. periodicals. and| pub! toremain about the- collapse of lib-
z magazines ‘that. subscribe ‘to’ have | porter’,;senit'me + ani oe ‘cn
become due lately. and so’ the mon-| Tocqueville on the can - ies
“ologue ina recent” Feiffer cartoon | science,’ |nite'a secretary to handJe the flood lew,
was heartily enjoyed. @" >. ‘ “But after a: few “weeks the mail of mail,” ‘Time’ warned that a i
The monologue, spoken b: ‘what “Time’ ‘lectured “me| all might, be lost : and it would be
about. apathy. this year, of peril:| my - ault, “The. Report sent. me
The — ‘Reporter’ ywrote:: thal th collected < works
‘could “no longer ‘gnore my jelib-
erate abstention ‘from civic reapon-
sibility.

“I thot ght - the ‘best. ¢
not, to “answer: But: this seemed to
arouse. “them ‘more.: ‘Time’ sent me
a tnurhber. of -statesmaniike . meh~
ith, sages: from. Mr. Luce about, individ |<:
alten. "The ‘Reporter’ bean em -

eralism,
“By! the second: month had to

‘Painting of the. new . 100,000.
_;| watton, wood) stave tank was recom”
mended.” Village’ ‘chairman ~ Carl’

got ~ heavier.
wi ‘the arrival of Mrs. ‘Anna. Mar-
kova, mother: of Sohn J.--Verigin

to think.

Q om” Russia,
“In @ ‘pane 1 ‘Geganyaeeking ‘Although Peter, Verigin SIT ne-}

too" isk with me: ‘and that I need- e to Canada, and contact

“eda, period" of ‘withdrawal and re-
Testi

ftual: ‘leader. of: :Doukhaber, people,
“direct. descendant ot: tie was

losses‘ in the’ past. year,
bein:
Breviaus two eget

“The Reporter’, sent me. lta)’:
on ‘goctalized medicin ‘Time!