CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Aug. 11, 19665

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ing with Mr, Charles Jacobson
who had been a guest at their
home for the {two previous
weeks, i
Mr. ‘and Mrs. R. B. Hoagy
returned recently from the coast
where they visited ith Mr.
Heagy’s brother-in-law and sis-
sar Mr, and Mes Ken Freeman
uitlam, Mr. and’ Mrs, Jim

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fast word In caaual o reomfort, Euston
ae walkon-alr comfort, make you giac giad Fe

, Mrs. Rog
in ie Bagina whom he ha

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Lewis of Abbotsford were releo
visited with Kim Lewis re!

ing as a house guest at ‘he ona
gy home.

Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hi lughes

and family Pent a few days
holidaying at Wasa ‘Lake and

our.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rut-
|| za returned Sai after a
two week holiday which took
them to Manitoba eure; hey
visited Mr. Charles Rut!
two of his brothers:
Mr. Rutland was able to visit his
Roger nad ‘Vossen
not seen

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Lozenges for Sore Throat. Kry!. Regular $1

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: Rubber Gloves by Playtex, Regular $1.49

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Sale Price $1.99 & $2.99
Git’'s SHIFTS:

KIDDIES RIGID SIDE SWIMMING POOLS
50°.X 50” X12” reg. $14, 50 Sale: $9. 99° 75°? X a2” xX 12" ee £16.95 Sale $10.99,
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Parliament Bu
Victoria, B.C

brary,
tidings,

a

_ Deo. 81/876".

Bids Tota

‘within one week crews will
begin work on paving and storm
sewer installation in Castlegar;

L

al $549, 792 foi Jobs|
Work is to Start. ina Week'

north’ end ‘of “town. But” “com |
pletion of work in the south

‘side is dependent on’ the ‘provin-
cial dopartment of highways

to
miles of the town’ 8 streets from,
top. and dust ‘tracks sto har

pereeine | to pay part of.the wast.

ey Mea
| negotial ng Wil
Brothers pa ‘ie provinelal share.

The two
were both awarded t & B
onatruction of Sloverdate, af-|
© bids were’ opened’ at aspe-
ial council meeting, last Thurs-
day night.”
t oH & Bis bid ‘for. the! pav-
ing | was ‘$320,956 and: for; the
storm sewers in both the north
ang south ends of town, $228,-
i The paving and storm, sew-
ers bid‘; accepted:: from’: this|.4,
company were ‘both the mtowest |
pide ta tendered.
30, THe Paving bia: ue a
cent n royalty, on. grav-
el used: This combined wi
ppproximated 10 -per hie ene
iineerlng fee gives‘ the: town a
tal price tag ot $967,000" an-
nounced Mayor,R, C, Maddockes, |
{ Council:has already record-
ed a motion :to go fahead sith
storm sewer

eer Sra sthe ees does - not

of th ork: Council!
is asking for. provincial money,
because.much: of the work’ will
be done ‘on: streets that’ also
Serve. a8 highways. ;
 Itis hoped the province will

10 CENTS PER COPY

Tours Tours Gelgar Pulp Mill Pulp Mill

n His District Visit Visit

Es $71,000 of. the
Br Malet the total fort for orn
sewers down to hari

agree to share in the storm sew:

er post then, itt issexpected the

pavin 'g. Program. wi will be delayed,
In: part, until next spring.

15 Whe “col tract

adaltional ‘cost ‘to

Gov't ‘Approves u
Curb and. Gulter,.. :

Surrey has been awarded’

contract for the curb and gut-
ter program to be carried out
on Columbia ented in’ Castle-

meer ecinmer i erem

th ue contract .wi eae
ae $3409, shed

allows for | fee
suly,. 1967, empties without

legal ‘
previously foun fo.tl
er increase” in pa)
union had “original ly:
ed an over-the-board

hour notice, it:

logs’ and small-rit

r ou
‘marine ‘railroad will‘be “used sre: the ldrge're
: p the

morning
as driven down‘ to the Castlegar
‘own hall where he met’ ae
aad md Mire. B.C, Maddocks, ‘ak
men and their-wives and

town. office staff..He
‘visitor’s book: and then he and
wife 1 - the’ Kinnaird

Keeping | tra ‘of what has

been, various de
“boom development’?.in the cas.

\area’ gave ‘Lt-Governor

‘tlegar,

Georee Pearkes a. busy morning
today, on. first

the area:

visit to

His). Honor

the,

's: now! looking: for:.a raise it in
Mealtrate to 52.39. Ly eur
this ind tou

learned bared at ‘Tues *

Aubrey Burton, business
for the CWU in the’
rea a sald his union:

the : telegram a
ieeben: ‘Brothers,. Jocal | MLA in:

je: contrary ‘was,the case.
ese ‘signs ‘were ‘8! lated ‘for:the

:| designated, areas | ig bef
fraised |

an attempt: to p speed, up es
sibs | ing

ther ss as ‘received a by!

Y ractuality, : al
ihe Brilliant ridge | sign woul

toi
Mayor Maddocks said that

. Martin::con-;
on

q realized
wate a visit which gave material

Bie C: Mad
"was away at "the time: the mes-

ze was sent, but nonetheless

sicontact with town office,
he: had: already/been in
gold ‘with)-local highways: au-

- | thorities on this matter and that
any ‘such ‘should be to cabinet

\d-be cleared by

i Near Columbia: ‘River:

Youth Stuck

For 3 Hours. on ‘Tuesday

i A 14-year-old Castlegar: youth
' was stuck for three hours in:an
i old gravel ‘bed near the Colum-
: bia riveron Tuesday night and
| was freed with’ the “assistance.
{of local residents, the RCMP.
* and forestry. offictals. fenidos
:. The youth was walking along
} the river between; the old ‘drive:
and: ;

‘the Mu J

friends failed to free him, :

: His parents. were then ‘call-
ed. and’ they in’ turn required
the assistance of the RCMP. and
forestry. before effecting his;re-
lease ‘after a further two hours
of Work:

'His . parents suggest that

‘ tisbla river to ine access } elt

Robson © has received’ a luke-
‘warm r fenways from the sepa:
meng oF

Cagirdl, highwa:
minister, “said inva letter read | hay
to” council’s meeting «Tuesday:
that it was fee the ‘cost of con-
verting the CPR bridge to road
traffic use and the rental which
would have to be paid to 1

Cc warn,

phe thought sy was solid

I sank to'his knees and ‘an
i hour of digging py three young

1 of ‘the: involv-
ed: in: playing around the. old
gravel ‘pits inthe event’ that
some youngster. gets stuck | @
while’ he. is alone. g

The man who was fired ati.
the Arrow dathsite! for:exceed-|.'= three

ing his coffee break has been

rehired as a result of a hear: x

ing ‘held! into, fl the, matter, by,
_ depart bo:
bitrator Ri

yy th
ment were not warranted. The
ferry. access, fhe proposed 1

seat ement at

Mayor:Maddocks’ cohen
on®:this :letter'was simply that
the’ reason there.

The CPR ‘bridge ‘request: is
just. one of. the .ways town
‘council'‘claims to be-attempting

to’ ‘establish’ permanent * road |:'

contact - with the trans-river!
community.

Cost Castlegar $3,000
* Gov't" Action

-- Curbs Town Tourist Boost

/Provincial ‘government pro-
'crastination over a‘recent: bond
ses by’ the tom town. niof Costleg jar
But ays serio} ation
in’ tourist . cur pat rr was
igarned at at the meeting last Tues,

\y,, 0

ate legar out of pocket
to! ' the: tune ‘of { $8,000 -because
of the. initial refus-

‘al’ to” guarantee “the $320,000
Fi

i bond issue last) month.
“By

neral: man
it, the union achie:
‘thew iidcat ace
ale

drawal!
zu chee for municipal bonds

bs thet provincial Sovornment F
the called

$08 the bond tendert P resulted

a> flurry’ of-letters: hebwéen,

“Mayor ‘Maddocks said he had
‘Martin,

e local :level:\ 7
He told: Ald. Gorse ‘that go-
ing over the. heads 5:08 ‘local..au-;
thorities: . implied local.
authorities were ni oe jie’ he

gar was, sroected be nam
ed candi in Ross-
lane ndTral riding for the pre-
sent provincial election when
. the Liberal’ Association held

its nominating convention tast

night.

Riding ity, president. Doug-
las Maen of Trail, said
before the convention that Di
Fowler was the only one

‘ing the nomination. «©

«bec
on the. structure Tad not: been:
completed: ye ire
‘Mayor Maddocks said: “th

ing “of: the telegram the 1
‘Chamber of ‘Commerce “had in:
vitéd him ‘to a'meeting with the

which samp) ns had’:
shown him. y @

Logs. Break Loose a :

Above Arrow Dam
An estimated 25 rafts of

aS nosteh ge
- came adsits--oz -the.

— Bhar woods: on Tighe on the

‘An emergency. call was put
through to; Sam Walker, con-

"| struction manager of the Ar-
row dam project-to advise. him

of. the position, which’ was 2
potential threat :.to. the .down-
stream damsite. Mr. Walker sent
two boats up to. aid: securing
the. drift.

. Mr.. Jordon said despite the

it current and’ the extraor-
aye high wind‘the’ cumber-
some) rafts. were: never. out of.

r-| control of the tugboats under

ths comamnd of Capt. Jack
onard. |

‘several ‘days prior to: the send? of

for many of. thea
headaches.

provincial -regional: engineds et cort all

;_.message. to

Mayor pMaudorks 5 saying } he was

prepart go.along wtih any-
thing «which. ‘arranged.

7, The.

afternoon .also’ presented

the mayor ‘with an unexpected.
head creacer. It had to.

represe!
tative of Hor Mi Majesty t the Qui
be. involved in picket
lines. However, the si ig car-
penters’ union. officials readily
acceeded the point and promised
the pickets should
be. lifted for the touriag party.
* An unscheduled visit. to the
Castlegar, 1 Hospital. ‘was made ‘by
Lt-Governor’ George Pearkes at
9.30 am. following his meeting
with® Castlegar. Mayor’. R. °C.
Macdocks and town officials.
it was: arranged ‘by.
Mayor ‘Maddocks shortly pefore
the arrival “of the Lt-Governor
who had earlier Jodged'an earn-
est desire to’ meet the public at
large. s

on B Bonds _

had:slid wu,

“So it! ve that. a ‘request | ‘by q

the Kootenay Chamber’ of Com-
merce}‘for municipal Participa-
tion in forthcoming -fourist ’
motion for the'area was rece! af
without enthusiagm by;the:town..
“At this: late. stage in ‘the

RECENTLY.” CONSTRUCTED _local.. rifle
range -will: permitthe 30-member. Castle-
|gar. guniclub:.to ‘shoot at’ targets of\up to

1, also, get. very,.8
sideration’ before‘ acti
\money :is- shelled -out....«...

First official event on the ‘new
Al

Fletcher. —

“the “range: -here -are, left” toiright, -Frank
Humble, Ray: ‘Lee,: (Bill Rempel and Barry

Castlegar News Photo