CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, .Nov. 1, 1962

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Dear Sir:

Tread with some interest your
editorial in the Oct; 25 issue deal.
ing with the proposed Kinnaird-
Champion Lake highway. Would
you be good enough to allow me

,|space for a brief reply.

In the first place you obvious-
ly failed to understand ‘the Rossc,
land Chamber suggestion. This is
understandable since you were not
present at the meeting and based
your comments entirely ‘upon a
news. report carried in another.
paper. You did not check to find
out if the meeting had. been cor-

_ [rectly reported | nor. if typograph-.

ical errors (you will’ agree these
do occur)-had distorted any of the
figures,

The report which you were 80
quick to condemn. was -not.a re-
commenadtion ‘by Rossland Cham-
ber. It was merely an ‘idea put for-
ward by. the: organization's roads
Since *it®

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Pres ident Writes

of Commerce and Boards of ‘Trade
in this district. ’

‘Two newspapers, your own and
the Nelson Daily News, took it
upon themselves to oppose the pro-
posal ‘oven: before it was made.
Wouldn't it bein the best inter-
ests of the public, and your read.
ers,.to have facts: and ‘figures. be-
fore launching ‘into an argument?

We do not: have -accurate fi-
gures on-the ‘suggested Pend. d’-
Oreille link:nor do we, nor anyone
@lse; have ‘accurate figures on | 2.
yoad ‘fron Kinnaird to Champion
Lakes,We ‘have it on good auth-
ority ‘that a: final survey, on this
lnk has not been made. In view of
this I don’t ‘see how: Mr.: Gaglardi
can estimate the cost'at $5 million.

A few years ago the same Min--
ister of Highways: quoted ‘a: simi.
lar. low figure: for’ the Christina-
Kinnaird highway.: When the road
‘was opened a’ few. weeks ago the
bragged. of the fact

have considerable merit, the meet
ing authorized ‘the ;.committee: to
gather facts and figures and: draw
up a presentation which would be
submitted to the various Chambers

Letter to the Editor”

ear Sir:

Your Oct.' 25 “Issue carried a
short account of ‘my remarks. to
Council ‘on the newly. established
garbage dump just : west of. the | ¥!

_| community of Blueberry. Obvious.

ly I stressed the wrong points.
What I should have said is that:
“The residents "of the com-
munity of Blueberry, while pleased
to see a garbage dump established
to service. the unorganized’ areas
between Trail and Kinnaird, are
not at all pleased that it is so close
to this community, This. is parti-
cularly true since the use of. the
dum» on an unsupervised basis
has resulted’ in garbage being scat-
tered over a large area and also
to dispose of car bodies etc, A pur-
Pose it was never for,

that: they had: spent-$15 million to
complete'the road. I need not men-
tion’ that this $15,000,000 was pro-
vided by the taxpayere—not by the.
government,
+i. Getting ‘back to’ Mr. ” Lefevre's
:| suggestion, He feels, and many ‘a-
Bree with him, that rushing’ ‘traffic
across a bridge at Kinnaird and up
over the mountain will benefit na-
bedy. Your headline in the same
sue as your editorial says “By.
Liremed Kinnaird.” If ever a road
bypass a community ‘it ‘will
be cas Proposed Champion Lake

 oduiised: and Kinnaird, who
this summer enjoyed an Srpanded
tourist: trafic“ will merely see the
blink of taillights as’ the | cars
speed away. How much more sen-
sible to have the bridge at Castle-
gar: where. it will serve the whole

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‘hat’s where
Chamber would like to see it.
Standardize’ the ‘winding trail
that now-connects Castlegar with
Souh Slocan ‘and you'll find many
tourists. rill take the scenic route

“The Residents of Blueberry
are suggesting that perhaps the on-
ly way_to effectively control the
use of this disposal area is to let
it be supervised by Blueberry. and
Genelle largely for their own use.”
“A, Cy Sylvest,. 0.0 27>
_ Chairman, :- ,
Castlegar Council,

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bake sale in Kin. Imp.

Fri, Nov. 16; 10 a.m. ‘to 12°
Everyone Welcome,

Card Party

Whist and Bridge 8 p.m. Sat.
Nov, 3 Robson Hall,
Catholic Women’s League
Bazzaar, ‘ird iprove-
ment Hall Sat, Nov. 3 2-! 5
p.m, Afternoon Tea,

Baking, Sewing, Novelties: &
White elephant Table.
Kinnaird Ratepayers
Association will hold meet-
ing RLS, E Bell Chute Nov.

SMITH'S

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will hold a coffee party and.

Public Dance: ~ ’ ‘
‘At-arena -hall. Proceeds for’ S
‘Minor Hockey, Everyone wel-
come, young and old. Gent's
$1.25, ‘Ladies 75c,” Sat. Nov.
17, 9 to 1,”

Legion Members’ & Family
Family Turkey Dinner Sat.

Nov. 10th, 6 p.m. Li

Hall. Admission

Boat Club Beto
Commodores - Ball ‘at -Arena
Hall Sat..Nov.' 3rd 9 p.m.
Kinnaird Rebecca

Lodge No, -75 1.0.0.F, will
meet in'Sons of Norway: Hall:
Kinnaird, Monday, Nov. 5, 8

p.m.

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object if som

and . Nelson.
Then, | th only part of the money
saved by not going over the hump,
put 2 first class pany between
Sastlegar and Trail. B these
roads ‘will: serve the Soeal Popu-
lation as-well'as the tourist,
-T'm;: :sure the business people
of Kinnaird and” Castlegar will not
‘of the tourists de-
cide to stop ‘and. shop while they’ re
your
“The poisit I would like to ‘make,
Mr. : Editor,"is that we should’ not
Be too hasty in‘calling for cut-offs.
The southern: part ‘of this prov.
ince ‘has!’been crying. the blues
since the.big cut-off”.was opened
through Yellowhead ' last ‘summer.
[Are .wé really interested’ in’ get-
ting : travellers: from the coast: to
the: Alberta border. in such:a hur-
ry?" No: matter how’ far, they are
going, the trip through :B.C, is go-.
to be one of the pleasant-parts
of Gay sJourney, . Let’ encourage
em to see’ as much it ‘a8 pos-
sible. ul

In closing, ‘sir, I’ can assure
you we are not attempting to take
away from your. district,
We‘ admire your.'residents ‘and
your business people and we would

which would “cut-off” our Op
Portunities.’ Bh Bete
Fr. #. White, President,”
Rossland Chamber of
Commerce.

ROBSON SOCIALS”

F Mrs, T. ‘Sanford, Ph. 365-5883

<r. and Mrs, J. Raine-return-
ed, home ‘last. week, after spending
three weeks at the coast...‘

“Mr,/and Mrs. C. Nygaard had

Mr, and Mrs,.E. Nygaard and child.
ren’ of Rolling ‘Hills, Alberta, as
guests: over the..weekend.

‘Mrs, B. Ballard” recently
spent several weeks in Edmonton
visiting. with her son and: daughter
in-law, ir, and: Mrs, Rex ‘Ballard
and with her granddaughter, Miss
Sharon Wylie.

Mrs, “Howard Matheson, Susan
and ‘Donald. returned ‘ last week
from Vancouver,

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VOL. 5, No. -45

$515,000 School
Bylaw Finished

Following fs'tho annual report
of the trustees of School District
No. 9 given at public mectings held
throughout the Ditsrict during the
Past week, © 2!

ogke: Y

The building irene ‘pre-
sented to the ratepayers in May st
-1061 inthe amount of $516,000 is
now completed, *

= This included construction of
cr schoolsat Woodland Park,
lueberry Creek’ and Ootischénia,
ind additions at Twin Rivers, Tar-
rys and Robson. A total of 18 class-
rooms, administration ‘areas, activ.
ity rooms ‘and ‘a board office have
been’ constructed.

/The\ board. office, which we
were in the process’ of moving into
at the time of the last report, has
becn found by. our: office. staff to
greatly facilitate their work in ad-
ministering the’ district.

All our schools are now fully
modern. | -

Fences have been installed on
laygrounds where a safety hazard
is believed to exist. Work was done
‘on various school grounds as funds
were available. : Not. as’ many. im-
provements as we would like to do
were possible, as we are limited
the amount we are Permitted to
spend,

Devitt Retires
From Cominco

“WO. Devitt, ‘Tong-time Castie-
gar resident, retired this year from
the CM&S after 46 years with the|.
company and was: presented with a
Cominco clock at a ceremony. at
the plant last Friday.

‘Mr. Devitt : started’ with. the
CM&S in 1916 and retired on Aug.
16 of this year. He was one of the
first four apprentices hired- by the

from the mahcine shop socia! club.
A bouquet of flowers: ‘was spent out | ered
to Mrs, Devitt...

taxpayers,
order to accommodate the
buses. The departm

tion’s ruling of a  two-and-one-
half-mile walking diatance for pri-

(continued ’ on ‘page ' five)

Hydro Engineers
Expected to. Mect
Castlegar Council

tlegar ‘early next week to view

: to the site for earth-fill dump-
purposes,
Contacted: by the Castlegar

‘Black Ice Sends.
- Gar Off Highway

*One’ man received: a broken
Jeg when the car in which he was
a! passenger slid on. black ice and
left. the ‘Kinnaird-Christina Lake
mene near Sheep’ Creek " Sun-

vale. ‘The'1949 vehicle: was $ consi
ered a total wreck. Mr, Pison was
uninjured, RCMP. said.

KRA Membership Now. 56,
Want New Fireworks Clause

- Firecrackers, ‘the “coming mu-
nicipal mem-

: Only.2 per cent of the insured | -.}
values of properties may be’ spent
annually on: grounds repairs’ and

of
equipment. Anything above this’ a
mount is non-shareable, becoming |*
a direct charge'in‘full to the local

A new Gt-parsenger bua is on
increas-

ing, number. of ‘students riding the
lent of educa: |.

mary grade puplls and a three-mile

B.C. Hydro engineers ani of-|'
fictals are expected to be in Cas.

‘Driving towards Castlegar was

Remembrance. Day ser-
vices will be held Sunday at.
the cenotaph’in Castlegar Me-
morial<:Park ’ at’ the” top. of
Bloomer.

/ snow, the service will be held
at:the ‘Castle Theatre, 5

cmhe arade, led by parade ©

Leamy

? suse Band a will gather at Pine
St. at 10.15 a.m: Dress for those

‘marching in the‘para

The. service will, be held,
4 hy; where the
SHSS. band wi: lay Land 'o!

Gh is, will.

ion branch 170 vice-president

C. Pepper will’ speak’ and an’
address. will thi
by G..T. J. Hughes.

+f. The honor--roll. will’ be

:/xead by A. Lamb and the last

In’ the event of. rain. or, mous

and. the *

en be ‘delivered a x

»| Nov,.24 at the Castlegar arena,

post willbe played, This, will
be" followed ‘by, two: minutes‘
silence ‘and thea oreilte will
be .gounded.: R. ddocks
will read ° John’ Mecraes fa-

Be

Fields,
wreaths at” the
thea: take Bist

© all “in. attendance.2,The’ bene-
diction will then be:pronai
ed .and” God "Say

+ will follow.

if zood relations throughout the ;Dis-

lay. ev:
*) ening endorsed the idea of a teen=

| ities they are interested

:| carried: out on:a-year-around’ bas-

night ry "pela Planned: for
‘!!'The ‘plans'forithe ‘evening are

this District’ something.
some reaponslbiity
| The

-ealled by :
Wayling,:: principal! ‘of ‘Woodland
Park/; elementary: school,, was | at-.

of many

“which would give the teenagers of |:
todo and|:

presentatives (of! the
i both: village. councils.
‘Mr. Wayling, who has ‘asisted

Quesnel ‘and Creston; said the set-
ting up of a:teenage organization
in. this area would help “lend’ to|

“fo start the organization on its
way, ‘those who.met’ Thursd:

age dance and activity night at the
arena on Nov, 24.

Teenagers © who attend the
dance on that night will have to be
dressed “properly” and will ke wel-
comed with: a pamphlet describing
what sort of a:teenage organization
is envisioned and with a question.
naire asking -what. types Ke activ:

Mr, Wayling said a type of
teenage activities‘ which could ‘be
engaged in: would include sanees,
amateur shows, ice carniv:
ing, ‘wrestling and weiner Toasts::

.| trustee and ‘Is giving ‘serious con-

sideration to the matter while at
Kinnaird’ the Ratepayers’ Associa-
tion’ there (is calling a meeting

close

th villages at 12

open ‘to: the public ‘to
ino for the municipal” elec-
t

The Castlegar post on. the
school board is open this year, as
are two commission ‘posta at. Cas-
tlegar and. two ‘at ‘Kinnaird. The
-|KRA. meeting at Kinnaird is being
held’ in ‘the Kinnaird ‘hall “next
‘Wednesday at. 8 p.m. The :Wood-
land Park Ratepayers’ ‘Association
is jointly. sponsoring the meeting
with the KRA.

‘Commissioners. George Carr
and Murray Little have announced
that “they, .will ‘seek < re-election
while: it’ is: expected ‘that ‘present

ziel. will seek’ re-election.

At Kinnaird, it is understood
that’ both: commissioners’ G.: S.
Rust.and E. C. Ackerman will seek
renewed two-year:terms on coun-
cil. Their: competition’ will. probab-

t ifrom the KRA

“He said: the ac
is with a-teenage soured planning
and ‘ganiizing even events, He

ly H
meeting: next ‘Wednesday: night.
Nominations for the positions

01 34%
Bien George Owles ‘and
‘those, who. have; passed — on:
singe: the end of, hostilities. i

ird w: highway;
ta'We oradually. reduced" from“60
mph \through (5U mph* to> 35: mph;
aistalct engineer A. 5, Staite advise
‘d council Monday night

the sale of’ firecrackers (as\ dis.
from *

bership and better TV ~ reception
were some of the many topics dis-
-cussed ,by the Kinnaird Ratepay-
ers’ Association at its meeting in
the Kinnaird hall last ‘Thursday

A resolution will be forward-
éd to the’ Kinnaird: council 're-
questing that: a?clause forbidding

Kinsmen Present
An Energetic Plan:
For Castlegar Park

“There will be. grass: in. the
Kinsmen Park next year, Castlegar
commissioners .. were’ assured . at.
their meeting “Tuesday night. by
members ‘of the service club. °

be
included in the bylaw. dealing with

the “sale and. setting-off' of fire- | -

works..

“The present bylaw: forbids the
setting-off of firecrackers but does
not forbid their: sale. ~

Membership in the KRA has
increased to 58, reports KRA Di
siden t Ron -Sanvido, and it "is
hoped . that; the * association.“ will
continue to grow : at\an ever.in«
creased rate.

The KRA decided to sponsor.
a public: meeting in the Kinnaird
hall ‘next Wednesday at 8: p.'m.
to” nominate : candidates for.’‘the
two pending’ vacancies on. muni-
cipal Souneil,

It was suggested that the no=
minating meeting might be'a good
opportunity © to , initiate ~ petitions
Fecesting that. the appropriate. fe-

deral< and © provincial ‘government
take “prompt and ef-

: told

fective ‘action to‘ ensure satisfact-
in Kin-

Packers Tie Nelson

Castlegar’s. Shop-Easy Pack-
ers played ‘to a 2-all tie Sunday‘at
Nelson when they played the Nel.
son ert

In’other/games the same’ day,

son Hotel ’2-ail and Notre Dame
defeated . Kootenay Forest \. Pro-
ducts by a. wide.margin..Goalkeep-
er for the Shop-Easy Packers was
Rudy ;Maxtint

"Busy Past Week |
“For: Legionnaires

- A busy week is being enjoyed
by members of . the’= Castlegar
branch of the’ Canadian Legion in

park bea
Project. ‘A ‘plan chown ‘commis.
sioners ”-indfeated lawns, “cement
sidewalks, a fountain, picnic tables,
trees flowers anda sprinkler sys-
tem for. the: park,

A. club ‘spokesman “indicated
that tenders will soon be called for
the sprinkler. system and that the
spending ¢ on the park.
nding ‘the council: meet-
ing ca Kinsmen. Kruetzky;
Reg. Skinner, | Earl. Saliken, ‘Mel
Memullen and Brick, Saunders,

oy
naird,

- Celgar, Castlegar
To Hold Meeting
At Celgar's suggestion, Cas-
tlegar commissioners are to meet
again with the company at a date
yet to be set to discuss air pol-

lution from she company's pulp
* mill x

swith

‘Tt started on Saturday with the
Auxiliary tea and distribution ‘of
Boppy wreaths. All of: this week
there is. the ‘distribution of: pop-
pies to;,the: public: and, tomorrow,
there. is:a remembrance service at
the: high school.’

2) A family supper is to be ‘enjoy:
ed by. Legionaires ‘and’ their: fam-
ilies - tomorrow, night at the Leg-
fon -hall‘and’ then on Sunday; the
Remembrance Day: service is to ba

ime BC. Society of. ‘Artists,

of .the:Vancouver““Art Gallery. and
the local sponsorship of the art dee
of SHSS, has

from 7. to 9- pam, and. tomorrow

from'3.30 to 430 and from 7'to.9

pm, A “silver. collection’ will ' be

taken to,defray.local ‘expenses in
ith

at the’ high ‘school tonight and to-
morrow.

ree Tks. tour of the show through
the province is assisted by.a grant
from’ the
the administration’: of ‘the

Gallery.”
+ Mra. .T.’B. Couch, head, of.the:

da Council through | Jo:

the show.:
The - exhibition’: of. 28 water-
colors is made'up of the work of
six artists, all:of whom are mem-
‘bers of the B.C. Society of Artists
with :the ‘ of

.of ‘each’ artist represented.”
Those ® artists: represented -in
the showing,;-aside from {Mr.: Jor-
gensen, are: Alistair! Bell, Dr. Sam
Black, Dorothy Cope, GL. Thorn-
ton Sharp'and David:Shilleto. i
Dr. Black, who is: head of the
fine carts department at UBC,

Shel Iter”? and Old

2-2 in Hockey Game |

Nelson Civic. Gentre tied: the Nel- |"

Gilbert Fowler
Kiwanis:Prexy

; New president of the Castle-
gar Kiwanis’ Club: is :Gilbert Fow-
ler. Along with his‘new executive,
he will take office in‘ January.

vest and Jack: Young’. and ‘treasur.
er is Jim: Lewis. Directors are-Ed
Sorge, Burt Campbell, Merv ‘Rush,

Keith: Waldie, Andy: -Shutek and
Fred. Gibson, i

| village's bouadary, but’ since- the

! Vice-presidents are Aage Syl-]

re letter.
‘The reduction is to start at the

cemetery’ entrance is outside: the
vilage’s boundary, commissioners
decided to write Mr. Staite’— with
copies to the. Trail and: District
Safety’ Council and the Village of
Castlegar — that the 35 mph speed
limit ‘be in force from the ceme-
tery. road down.

Com Pat Romaine said that un-
less the speed limit is dropped to
35 mph at the cemetery road, .an
extreme: hazard is created by, fun-
eral processions :making left-hand |
furns, off the highway. ‘onto the ce-

road.

din
‘ope in” ‘regard to’ ‘both subject
matter and nodes dre,

Tree in-the

aintings “ not’ marked

spans in Ptho exhibition may: be
and | they..will be “sent

an
fonck. “and : it’

the purchaser at he. end ofthe

art department’ at /SHSS, ‘sald the
eld this evening | f

aepiayas
lectively: ‘the creative’ Tnaidually

Hyson -of Robso:

to
show's tour around the. Brovince.

by ithe: Castlegar group which
“WOR. Clerihue,: right! of::Van-
couver, Fapossnied the» eet bearing: his name) tod: F.

Einuain

he “does rots intend, ‘toy abuse: the
privilege, ‘of selling pens ‘of a stand-
ard to ‘his. students’ under a
trades Hicencé granted him without
charge, by"commissioners.”.".’
Bate, in a letter to council
menaey: night; ‘described ‘as “grat-
ifying” council's ‘“‘unlobbied ‘coop-

trades Licence.:*

not’ be’ abused,””. concluded
Bate; “and T. will

Castlegar.school trustee John Dal- mi

"Mixed Bonspiel
Slated at Weekend
With Gala Social

eration”. in providing. him with the | out

; “1 assure you the privilege wal and. CD

‘to use| CD

a different approach to’ improve
writing standards in the. ensuing
years,”

the council concerned.”."'

on on Nov. 28. Elections, if such’
eceasary, -will be held: cm’

A comedy; play ia three acts,
The :Last Leaf, ‘is: to. be: present-
ed. tomorrow “evening ‘and “Satur-
day’ night -by the: Kinnaird ‘Little
‘Theatre in’ the, Kinnaird hall-at 8
Pm,

‘Written by Ross Claiborne and
Francis ‘Banks, the three-act ‘com-
edy has as’its central: character
an* unconventional ©. 77-year-old

vinia
(played: by: Eve’ Gwilliam),* who

social’ leader: of.a small. southern
town.
"Lavinia, who is charming, cul-
tured and’ ‘conipletely: unpredict-|
able, is younger in many ways than
her children,’ and ' her ‘sometimes
outlandish projects are a constant
source of: embarrassment and con-
cern to them.’ =

Her ‘gracious but somewhat
disorganized ‘household includes a
namby-pamby_ son, Erskine } (Joe
Irving), his“‘aging- southern ‘belle
of. a’. wife, : Lilla: (Joan. Johnson); |x
and \ an: orphaned; granddaughter,
Clara: (Barbara Haight). 4
C2. ‘The: plot revolves ‘around La-
vinia’s sudden inspiration to: have
her funeral while she‘and her fast-
diminishing group of friends: are
atill around to enjoy it...’

This unusual ‘project is staun-

law, as well as her envious, eres

mise all ‘who stand the play an en-

lives in and 'shas ‘Jong been the |&rams.

chy” ‘opposed by . Lavinia’s ultra~ f
son and ‘

door. neighbor, and minister of the|..

“3-Act Play, The Last Leaf,
To be Staged Fri. & Sat -

‘Others “in: the” play inelude
George Jackson, ‘Lloyd: J. Stadler,
Ernie» pBalewiiny Pat Gordon’ and
Jean Jackson.

Director_of the play. is Gwilym _
Hughes while Bella Moran is prom-_
pter, Stage' director is‘Ken McRae,
in charge ‘of ‘props’ is’ Doris’ Swee-‘*:
ney, in charge of costumes is: Chris

is in’ charge ‘of publicity and ‘pro-

On Saturday _ night,
Jackson;": president ‘of. the Little

luable member trophy to Mrs. Dor-

ance that evening,

“Query. WKP&L.
On‘ Reasons”.
For. Blackout.

Joyable evening as | they |watch this
plot unfold. :

plewart, and-in charge of make-up’ ¢
is Margaret Fallen. Evelyn Burrows |:
Gearge 2
Theatre; will present the most va-'.°
is Sweeney following the epee j