6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961

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Thank You.

Students, school board members and employees
of School District No. 9, caterers, individuals and
community organizations who helped in any way
to make our convention a success,

WEST KOOTENAY-BOUNDARY
TEACHERS’ CONVENTION
: COMMITTEE

Sa Te

JEWELLERY

CASTLEGAR’S

EQUIPMENT

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By Comm. W. W. THORP

Before continuing with this
week's column I have been asked
to clarify a statement from last
week,

With regard to the laying of
sewer pipe on the householder’s pro.
perty I stated that the avernge cost
for the pipe installed would be $2,

SUBJECT: SEWERAGE

is about 50 cents o foot.
Sewers vs Septic Tanks

. Both sewers and septic tanks

are necessary and important to our

health and welfare. Both are de-'

signed to achieve the same result—
the effective disposal of domestic
and industrial wastes. Each has ad-

For you do-it: T might
say that the coat of the pipe alone

vantages and there is no denying
ta :

However, there comes a time in

every growing community when
sewerg berome not only desirable
but o necessity, Castlegar has now
reached this time. The chief dis-

The design and construction: of a
sewer system is costly, The opera-
tion and maintenance of ‘such a
ayatem is a continuing expense, But
even though the overall figures ap.
pear staggering, it must be remem-

‘The West Kootenay Deanery
WA meeting was held in St, Al-
ban's parish hell last Thursday with
74 persons present. *

The theme of the program for
the day was “The Joy of the Lord
js in Your Strength.”

The meeting was preceded by
Holy Communion in St, Alban'’s
Church where the Venerable E. H.
Paterson, Archdeacon of Kootenny,
was the celebrant. The preacher
was the Rev. A, Appleton Packard,
OHO, of Californin. After the aer-
vice coffee was served in the parish
hall and the registration of those
present took place. ~ i

The meeting opened with all
Joining in the singing of a hymn.

Grand Forks
Hospital Tender
Call is Okayed

Eric Martin, minister of health
services and hospital insurance, has
announced that the provincla! go-
vernment has given approval to the
board of management of the Boun-
dary Hospital Society, Grand Forks,
to call for tenders for the construc.
tion of a new hospital. *

‘The new hospital, to be called
Boundary Hospital, will replace the
existing Grand Forks Hospital whi-
ch has been serving the area since
1914,

Tt is estimated that the new
building will cost $616,000, of which,
Mr, Martin stated “The provincial
government will pay one-half of the
approved costs, and in-addition, will
provide grants of one-third the cost
of equipping and furnishing the
new hospital.”

Plans call for a single storey
reinforced concrete building, with
basement. It will provide Initial ac-
commodation for 30 beds, with an
additional five beds'left in a semi-
finished state, to be completed at.a
future date when required,
Hospital will provide

of the Grand Forks area

B O $ses Phone 365-2041

‘Prices Slashed

McBrine Luggage

TO REDUCE STOCK
Take advantage of this Clearance Special

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TV FANCY ASHTRAYS
ALSO GREATLY REDUCED

Lay-Away NOW for Christmas

ESTATE
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Annual School Meeting

“Annual School Meetings will be held in’ School
District No. 9 as: follows:

ROBSON 'SYRINGA, CREEK: Mon. Nov. 6, 7:30

with a full range of general hospita}
services including radiology and la.

boratory facilities, an emergency de.
partment, operat Toom, case
room facilities and paediatric ward.
It will be the first hospital in
the province to ‘install a radiant
system of heating and ‘cooling.

600 Doukhobors
Met Here Sunday
To Honor Peter |

Six hundred members of the
Doukhobor faith gathered at Bril-
liant Sunday to pay tribute to a
dead leader.

Doukhobors gathered in the vil-
lage below the tomb of Peter “The
Lordly” Verigin late in the morn-
ing. ‘A procession to the tomb over-

ation ceremonies for their late lea-
dir Peter “The Laordly” who was
killed in a train explosion Oct. 29,
1924, at Farron, B.C,

Mrs. Anna Markova, mother of
J. J.” Verlgin, present Doukhobor

‘The Lordly” addressed the gather-

visit to Saskatchewan.
in the Di way

p.m. Robson: School
TARRYS AREA: Tuesday, Nov. 7, 7.30 p.m., Tar-
rys School.

BLUEBERRY-CREEK-NEW HIGHWAY AREA:
- Wed. Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m., Kinnaird School.
GIBSON CREEK-PASS CREEK: Thurs. Nov. 9,
:30.p.m., Gibson Cr.-School.
OOTISCHENIA-BRILLIANT: Fri. Nov. 10, at 7.30
p.m., Ootischenia School.
‘BRILLIANT DAM AREA: Fri. Nov. 10, at 9:00
p.m., MacBain Residence.
RENATA-DEER PARK AREA: Tues. Nov. 14, 7:30
p.m. in Renata School.

Cc. H. King,
Secretary- Treasurer.

S. Dy No. 9.

i ee

a

were underlined at the meeting and

in a speech John Verigin expound.

ed the Doukhobor bellefs in con-
instead of

ness,

It was brought to the know-
ledge of the gathering that the
Jand- problem in Grand Forks ‘has
been successfully, resolved and that
it. is hoped. the same can be done
in other areas of the Kootenays,

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Castlegar Representative for
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WEST'S

Phono $é5-4911

WK Anglican WA
Deanery Meet Held

‘The opening prayers were led by
Rev. Bruce Pellegrin with Mrs. Atte
wood reading the scripture, One
minute's silence was observed for
the members who have passed on
to higher service during the’ Past
year,

Mrs, W. Sindall of Trail, West
Kootenay Deanery president, pre-
sided at the meeting. Roll call was
answered by 16 WA branches. The
address of welcome was given by
Mrs. J, Toogood, preaident of St.
Alban’s WA,.The. reply was given
by Mrs, W, Baker of South Slocan,

Minutes’ of the 1960 meeting
were read and adopted. Camp Gal-
ilee report was given by Rev. P. N.
OF lynn, This report showed a very
successful and’ busy year, Rev.
O'Flynn also said thot there was a
possibility that the camp site would
be changed in the near future, ~

An address was given by Miss
Betty Picton on GA and JA work.
This was a very interesting report
and let the members know’ what
the girls did at thelr meetings and
the badges they work for,

Several branches gave Teports
of thelr year’s work,

Rev. F. D,-Wyatt of Rossland
gave an interesting report at the
afternoon session-: of the Pacific
Northwest Coast Conference which
was held at. UBO..in August. The
remaining WA's gave their reports,

Mrs, G. 8,"Moore of Trail, Dio_
cesan WA president, gave a very
interesting. report:of the WA -gen-
eral annual. meeting which was
held this year in Regina,

‘Mrs,: Crozier. Smith, program
and soclal services secretary, gave a
short talk on programing and edu-
cation in the WA's. This was fol-
lowed by group discussion conducted.
by the Rev. Canon Zang. The topic
of the

advantage of sewers is economic. ||

next two weeks, :.”

bered thot the load is shared by | '™

Resid,

of Castlegar Hospital District wishing
to donate: fruit and vegetables are requested to
advise the hospital by telephoning 365-9952, A
’ truck..will call. to. receive ‘donations’ within the

week “at council's

{dent Jack Hipwell present=
‘vage brief on the subject “in'

\ d development,”

many. To those in who
have continuing septic tank pro-
blemg such costs are actually e fln-
anclal relief,

. ‘These unfortunates are not few
in number and unhappily the list
Pu Jenathening pinoet daily, NONE

A> proper-functioning septic
tank is a almple, effictent, “and
reasonably inexpensive: device, If
given half a chance it does.a won-
derful job, But it can only do its
job under the proper conditions,

- In most of Castlegar these con-
ditions do not ‘exist. Without ‘an
adequate disposal fleld the finest
septic tank in the world would soon
become useless. The clay strata
beneath the village is simply. not
aultable for disposal fields, Putting
it bluntly, many of our septic tanks
are suffering from constipation,
You don't need a doctor to tell you
that continued constipation is dan-
gerous to your. health,

when I say that Castelgar needs a
sewer system now. Next week I will
deal with this health problem in
greater detall.

Badges Awarded
Castlegar Brownies ©

At a regular meeting of the 2nd
Castlegar Brownfe pack, Brown
Owl Mrs. J. Dalziel, presented Kris-
si Clarke, Judy’ Maddocks and
Charlene Moffat with their golden
ber.

Kriss Clarke also received the
swimmer's badge, for which she had
qualified at camp this summer,

"| Mrs, Dalziel also presented Jo-
anne Hatlin with her 2nd-year star
and Bonnie Reld ‘with her Ist-year
star.

in the WA branches,”
St. Alban's WA was in charge

of the morning coffee and the
luncheon, .Members of the Guild
helped with the serving of the lun-
ch and clearing away the. dishes.
Members of Kinnaird were in char-
ge. of ar ue afternoon tea,

‘The hall was tastefully decor-
ated With low, bowls \9f varied col-
oured mums as were the tables.
The members of Fruitvale WA ex-
tended an invitation for the dean-
ery to hold their 1962 meeting in
Prattvale, ‘This eee was ac-
cepted,

-INSURANEGE
For Afl Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone. 365-3441

ANDERSON
AGENCI

i 8 which cou’d possibly be

Hipwell “suggested ‘several |

2d amongst! the fandowners|

ied and suggested’ the legal
|, ton of a Pelton along: the
i tlined,

im, G. 8, Rust explained

Be villagecannot speculate}.

f xpoyera’ money’ and ‘said in-|*

m of water lines, and=!a a

{the aren would coat around

)

«; | Smelting Co. for 83 ideas approved

,| through the company's suggeation
plan,

ted ‘to Bill’ Cheveld:

$100 AWARD is being pre rese

Installntion’ would cost
“10,000,

* (right) by John Turner, ‘assistant superintendent ‘of

metal trades, for an idea submitted through Comin-

* eo’s suggestion plan. George Bishop, and Otto West-

sald that if property-owners:
agree toa frontage: tax to

haver, members of. the machine shop suggestion plan,

Cominco.

* ‘Awards totalling $760 “7p qe
employeos of

‘During. the past. two months

for, eight suggestions at 'Xellow
knife,

Bil Cheveldave, an. employes in
the company’s maching ‘shop . at
‘Trail, recelved $100°for an idea to
improve the methood of casting
Rump, pus, ‘used! in the zinc &
partment

4 ay ‘award went ‘to.

son, in the. smelting . sidieniness
for suggesting the installation of a
speed reducer on saulnmiak at the
sinter storage bin.

‘Two suggestions from state: em.
ployees recelved “approval. ‘They
were submitted by T, Cowell in the
design office at Trail and G. J.
in‘ the Sullivan Mine's

Atay :

ze the’ than it
te considered and could be
4 to the Treg . of, the. beens

~OGLOW BROS. Beene

ing: co are |

jon: sn

‘Kinnaird Briefs

ybe i Ith’ taxpay-
BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD. 2 a tar a

T am not belng overemphatic

- 20 Ib. box .......00.......2. $3.85

. 584 ROSSLAND AVE, TRAIL PHONE. 368-5595

ens explained that’ the wa- Fe

‘ along 6th!'Ave. was put” “in
‘wxception to the rule because
‘ided the best distribution sy~

M', that part of the village. Mr,

present. Kinnaird at the Remem-
prance Day service conducted by the
Legion on Noy. ‘31. 2

~ Park Use Up
125 Per. Gent

An increase of more than 125

SPECIAL | §

Friday and Saturday

BOSA OIL, gallon,.:......-.. $2.29
PAGLIACCI or UNICO SPAGHETTI

NABOB COFFEE, Ib., ......... '69c

F ‘AIRLANO CHEESE for eating or r grat.
ing, Ib., .. = :

‘ITALIAN MACARONI MAG

to make your own snagnettl or ia a

SPECIAL PRICE .:......... ae

TONELLI S

based on! bibs “almost complete com
pitation-of: park attendance figures
Indicate: that 3,500,000 “park: visits
were made.. An estimated 2,770,000
were day..visits and 730,000 were
“camper | nights.”

‘Mr, Weatwood said park use by
‘British Columbians declined during
the'year but visits from American
and, out-of-province guests .more
thant Saccounted for the decline in

receiving exceptionally heavy use.
Bamberton) near Victoria; officially
pepe this year, vamp exceeded 110,-

Housewives Bay te be serving strange
‘but notitishing dishes, says the Oc-
ier issue of Tenperiel Oil ‘Review.

Comm. E. 0. Ackerman’ will. re-

pany
5 footing the company and ‘the ‘vile ]1

“future food - needs,

In the aaa

A letter was read from Inland
Natural Gas setting out’ procedure
to be followed to’ maintain *ialson
between the village’ andthe com-
‘on all matters mutually-af-'

heavy equipment. department" at
Kimber!

ey.
* Awards: ranging from $5 to.¢20
were paid to the following smnlors

aie, C

Add Up to $760_

ition will. work {n’ this: direction

oe
‘Trustees’ Association ‘would play’ a

B4Ps.

Swedburg, Wer H Trippel, WwW.

A. Oo. Trozza; MeIntyre, G.

F, Gruden, R. -V. Lamond, A. Wile

json, 0. Hjorth, A. Cristofoll, J. B.
NN. Sherstobl!

tefl, 0, Bpa=
tart, J. ‘est MR. Geldrich, -G.
L Tait, ©

KING. ‘KOIN LAUNDRY.
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA ;

A. Grando,--0,_” paulo, Ww.
Dougias, ¢, Waite, A, #
oC. ‘Ackerman, Wed. Sanka AY.
| mishaww, D. Pater G.. Mussio,
J, Braun,. in, G. baler
Fillmore,

w. a, R. Snderwood.

B.G.’s Need 's Wood:
Is fo Develop
- Top Teaching :

“British. (Columbia's ‘moat pres-
sing need in education right now is
to develop, “and:

oases :
E, Lester, new president of
“Associa:

during 1961-62; and ‘in doing 20 will

seek the active cooperation ‘of other

major groups: in education, al
‘At. the same’ time he'said the

strong role in ‘the’ fast-developing
eld of adult-‘education;: and: the

ciees teaching: It is time to: ‘stop | fi
taking about tt jand Bet down ta}7

vorably on ths

Holdings —. landlords “of, Castleatrd

the village's present garbage. bylaw ia |
reviled.

is being
° Vices @

The WIEHU, advised that” the
aign of bacteria in five teats.

eee!
-~ A brochure on water pollution

A letter was read trom Capital | °
— asking ‘the’ villagé to .con- |. |

village water still. tests out at no

~ DeFENce:

Tt 18 the’ responsibility: ore

and training
“If there is one. solid point’ of
“among
groups, {t is’ that good teaching’ is
essential to good schools and’ good
students. By the. same token. better
teaching means better schools and
better students. But we must not be
satisfied ‘with ‘good’ nor with “‘bet-
7 The. said, “we want the best,

sridividual teecher to‘ reach fee
in the .profession, It‘also means re_
cognizing individual ‘ability and re-

bility of the head of a family. to
protect. his ta.)

warding - accomplishment.” - ee

was recelved from
Herbert

A book on river pollution val-
ued Dotend ny phd: ee 7

oe 8
Aa. . Gilles’. suggested . improve-
‘mente 'for’ the: water tank :valves to.

“> GAR ACCIDENTS.
c to the records of Ca~

~ -perta, the

Review. found oat unless | popu-

«| lation” growth is -ohecked, “or pro-
“| quetivity of existing ‘féods 1s increa.
Bed, new.

foods: will have to be

dai high the car

driver most likely to. be killed in an

accident is rhale, between 25 and

34,and Jt 1s most likely to happen

late ota roaheay ‘fternoon’on-a
pau.

lookix:g th valley began commemor. | ’

Jeader, and granddaughter of Peter |°

ing before leaving on an extended | _

of life made by Peter “The Lordly" |,

Be your own
‘best friend .. .

A sportsman with a loaded shotgun or rifle in

his hands has got to be his own best friend. He must leave

nothing to chance. Never, not for an instant, can
he allow anything to endange . the safety of
himself or his fellow hunters. -°

“Only when the day’s shooting is done,

- only when the gun is empty and back in the rack...
only then is it time to enjoy the Pleaguces
of social relaxation.

For many years The Hause of Seagram has publishe:
de in all things,
including the use of whisky. At this time, in the interest §
of. safer hunting we say once again: : }
: “Drinking and Hunting Do Not Mix”.

‘THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM

if

acting village foreman Curt Water- :
man, i 25

sh, t
“JACKPOTS - $110.00. & $220.00
56.NUMBERSCALLED. -

~ ATTENTION»

PET- OWNERS

VETERNARIAN wile BE AT.

“Smith's Kennels

‘THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 3s

" Smith's: Boarding. Kaunels
“Phone 365-4557;

"BULLETIN: ¢ ona matter cof

Life. and. Death —

sensibly .

tically.
They plan

‘Today,

by drawing g UP a_will.

THE CERTAINTY if Bosih can be . faced i
. or it‘can be shied away from ‘
‘in shocked. emotion.’ ;

“Most people: these days face ‘the: in-
_ evitable:day-“and \its consequences. realis- -

for it with life insurance, ©
They plan with med- :

ey thank-you cards;
>” tration: forms.

liding first call); ‘use eof chapel and other

- facilities; .casket;.emblaming; hearse; tran-

sportation: for : clergyman, . and wmembers. **
of i t family; notices

ompletion of regis:

"2s The Saanicae 2 of. paying for these

"services at TODAY'S PRICES, by cash ‘or

with: nothing: further. for |”

rolong - -life. They prep

also, hundreds of thousands. :

“of people’ across the United States and *

Canada are-taking the oné ‘final remain-
ing’ step by Janning their funerals and

_ paying. for:them..in advance with Pre- i

“+; Need: (orp! paid) funeral plans.

is service is available ”
il and district through

the ‘Trail Funeral: Home Security Plan. -
“<2! Poor-Taste.or Prudence?

iy.
ate wae that one’s funeral is too sacred |
t for {

But those thousands of Canadians and i
ho now ,rest easy that their :

Prepaid plans’ will’-refute this charge.
: tis’

the; day when the pre- .
oa ounsellor. called on them -
-and ‘explained’ just how they could order '
every. detail of their.funeral arrangements &

* paid NOW. *

‘They arehappy! to know that they: ; |:
have left none of ‘the steadily rising cost ;
f dying to be faced by those. whom :

theyll leave behind.
To. Need ‘spells: Prudence.

“too, through the Trail |
curity. Plan. Here’s how, {

e chureh of your :
ineral Home (in- *

your family to: pay. at time of death when

eos ‘will undoubtedly: have | risen “ap-
tk preciably.:-

“3. ‘Advantage to your family in that

. there will’ bé. no | call on insurance “or *

ther funds you. may have left them.
4; No:-harrassing: burden.on your

“family in’ leaving’ them: to:decide in: what
: MANNE. YOU. should. be la

to rest, at a:
hen | they are least..able to make

5. Your money ‘is 5 fully ‘protected in a
trust fund which cari only be called on to
* your’ funeral expenses. ee

Foll _protecti ‘in’ case of. illness « or

why “pay:

ments are suspended up-to one full year.

72. Privilege-of canceling the contract

‘within seven “days of signing with full re-". ac

fund of all monies paid — for any reason* °
hatsoever, * : f
8. Arrangements to look: ‘after: your ea

funeral. needs if you move away from the
“district. t

Trail Plan Is: Unique: zi
“No other. plan can’ meet: this. specific .-"
roblem so effectively —.or.at such. low

“at today's prices
You owe it’to-yourself, and especial-
ly to those you will leave, behind, to in-
estigate the’ Trail’ Funeral: Home Security“ *-
=Plan today — a plan modeled on those ~
-successfully § serving’ your ‘felow-Canadians

“in Ontarid and Manitoba and the Lower :

Mainland area of B.C.) ./:.4:

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