CASTLEGAR, NEWS, ‘Thursday, May 5, 1966

Hope fo Cut Paving |

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And Storm Drainage
Costs to Eight Mills,

(continued from page one)
“Whether a great mally
people have become giscouraged ed
about the perennial dust
blem and have tended to neg! act

neater and . cleaner, Castlegar
residents will take new. heart
and pe out and brighten up
their houses.”

Cost of the program will
be pald for over a period of
15 years for the paving and
a longer period for the storm
drainage,

‘This works out to 11 mills a
year, reduced by two. mills due
to savings from no further oil-
ing of roads ana. on other main-
tenance, while the’ paving is be-
ing pald Zor and five D mills there-

If the population were to re-
main relatively static in the next
decade and a half, this means
that three quarters of the town’s
taxpayers will pay less than $35
a year for the wor!

Bs However, should the popu-

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iation then the individ-
ual contributions will be less,

Moreover council is hoping

to reduce the overall cost of the

program to around eight mills.

One of the ways this may be

‘| possible is by taking advantage

of the fact that contractors work-

ing on other roads in the area

already have heavy machinery

if they accept this

work then this ‘actor would
ypefully reduce costs.

For the bylaw to be ap-
proved, 60 per cent of the vot-
ers must approve the proposal.
If this is forthcoming it is hop-

.| ed'to start work on the project

fometine around July 1.

all there will be about
10 miles of roads to be attend-
ed to and it is expected that peri-
pheral areas will reccive atten-
tion first because less prelimin-
ary work will be required on
teers roads,

Once the program is co)

pleted then developers of aay
new subdivisions and other de-

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Genelle le Man | Is
- Rossiand-Trali
NDP Candidate

Rossland-Trail_ _ provincial
riding has a new NDP candidate.
fe is Ted Campbell, manager
ra the Co-op Petroleum Com-
pany of Genelle.

He received the nomination
at a convention -last week.
Campbell Beat Jim Banister of
Trail in the contest,

In his acceptance speech the
new candidate said there have
been many issues arising in the
riding, including the copia
river project, “which in
opinion have been dealt with In in
high-handed manner,
Sith aittle regard for the wishes
of the people,”
Mr. Car;

R rece! a

that the Party believes the Pre-
mier will call an elation in the
near future.

Former Rossiand-Trail: NDP
candidate is Castlegar’s Mayor
R..C, Maddocks:

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who has been attending. ‘UBC,
returned home Sunday. .
7 Jerry Warner, son’ ‘of Mr.
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Mrs, E. G, Muldoon -return-
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VOL, zis No. °19

‘A lack of road’ signs in the, ‘gular eating of ‘Castlegar aaa]
district | pointing : out” the “loca-| District '‘Chamber of. Commerce.
tion of. castlegee is ‘hi the,

Castlegar r
already in the town. thi ok;
He was ‘speaking ‘at the’ re- matter. then! it would not retain

a single ember:
Ast dnaus

interest.’

er. members. suggest
Situetion had’ reac!

i Proportlons, In particu

“NEW BRILLIANT ‘BRIDGE

provide an SS ae
Castlegar: area: Howeve: 5
be: sorry: that-the: ets ‘old- suspension. bridge will -have,

has informed
F that ss dcate boat facilities and
service will be put on at Glade,
should ‘the: ferry: have to shut
dowa on ‘account of ‘hi; \
‘ork ‘is;

diately on’ ground izaprovements

s Tssued yy | at oppor: Schools the depart |.

ment ‘of education has approv

Sat Sim Band oF cata a‘ debenture sale in‘the amount
with petty. thievery. and!.van- of $370,000 for, Selkirk College
dalism reoeing on in; ae ne seu referendum num:
“and Renate Arrow  damsite| °°" the-board ‘hes advised that
willbe veld ‘on: May.:26:\ They.
have’ also announced that pre-

will be held

\ 'growibg -apace, Bach day} Toad
many local drivers stop to observe the progress made on eer A: E:;
the construction of: the: north: kiaba (bic now. pertrudes prese

legar

graduation: ;ceremonies |

legar’’ was need iat Sheep Lake
Junction, |“
Geoft ‘Schlitinor sire
to th members give consideration
6 |

then’ to ‘drift a: ‘gan:
ization’! was ©: Yo olding “thal thelr fi

put forward.that a sign “to Cast. |:

"Dennis Brooke.
that ‘at-present'

ds
:| leading inte e Castlegar, Were. 2 tem:
ani

was the ;\eause -

rary
was: unable to keep pace -with
‘tho, ever-changing ‘highway. ‘Bys-
tem.’ These were \expen-
sive to provide, however friend-

Jy pressure might lead to interim
instructio ons being put.up. =".

jg inthe
between ‘district: en-|:
Staite, chamber re- |!

aoe

brig zetia th ought

ings and ‘the: police kept ‘Sightseers in‘ check. ‘Damage ‘to
‘the service ‘centre: is estimated at between se11. 000 ne
* "$12,000. ‘This week several compliments have been

te ee ‘firemen for: their performance ‘that omer A

— Castlegar News ‘Photog:

Speaking of
gently, -branch ate

kes and eoehalrman George |.

Gordon ‘Campbell. addressed!
the West Kootenay District Con-
| ference of. the. Women’s. Insti-
fats Tuesday.at Kinnaird. on var-
lou: ,of: the new College
and its place in the community.

eon served to close ‘to-70' dele
gates and guests.
Mir Camy

ML: exp)
that’ the. colleen is:“to broa:
len ‘the. baze of educational op:

Gloyes ous Scarves:

Re

A 1968-COMET’
RE TUDOR *-
ee Pius ‘HUNDREDS:
avenue and Radio ; omer, PRIZES.
SUMMARY OF RULES AND: REGULATIONS

. hard:

My TMNT of TEs, ET OF He Pa SINS , conte Zina 6 iD Federal,)
AUTOMOBILE [Ss if laws © where’

pital ;WAs throughout the West
Kootsnays are in‘ Castlegar ‘to-
day: attending a‘ meeting: being
hosted by the Women’s: Auxil-
jary to the Castlegar and Dist-
rict Hospital.

held in. the : under-,
‘Anglican - Chi

20.° ¢
May” 23 ‘this year

ig | are “Hi
are eleo itn recent Fonted iby
the ‘local “‘WA’‘and will: have’ i

OR ifty® delegates from Hos-| «>

speaker at the meet: 6

, His:;address followed Tunch-

nity. for in our

own region.” =
“He said 42 per, cent
who: enter Nraiversity: of British
Columbia ‘either’ fail.or drop out

Solkirk College : could
this Bitual

films,
lain te

gram:.was ‘accepted'-by. coun
Tuesday night. Cost of the work |
will be no more'than $64,000. ":«'

unde
gram. and complete it'in 60 days
for; $76,640:.was: ithe: lowest ten-
der: originally. rece! rece!

The net funds ved able for,
the work: ‘are 7 approximately.
; | $64,000'so, council engineers, on
instruction from council, attemp-
ted“to'reduce the: gost, £6 withha
the: allowable ‘fun
was” achieved and the

7
‘A’ revised contract tender } ‘surer;
for the Kinnaitd pavement pro-|

mai see f the d: ry’ ‘acti
ght: of the day’s ‘acti-
vities: was presentation: of a :iife
membership pin-to Mrs. W:

who has been a WI mei

87 years.

thad. been’ at WI. meetings’ with
er’s place. on ‘occasion:

Mrs: Waldie'’s service to the
‘WI received high commendation.

| engineers recommended that the
revised tender be accepted.’ ‘7’

demonstrated 't to, them ::by the|
medical “staff.” ety

athe a Pal was presented to her by
Mrs.: Palmer, B.C. president.

Ls i:
chilld 18 a umageet ee ee me ba

eve
soporte son births, three ‘in every: 100' ‘and
Dbirtty there ia: ) 30 in. 1, Me tal

in their:first: year and said that }-
ally | =

the ‘prope:
the eaten, sabe subdivision and

who: lived ‘with his: aed in»
ithe.’ house | now occy| ry.
the Harold Hosketh family on.

Queen: St. near:the CPR sta-
tion.
Mr. Bloomer fold Mr. Law.

who”
set the: rreior Mharcholders In in|

leet said the Lion’s

al -reck: overlooking - the

ferries: has always been kown

as the: Lion’s| Head and bas
never been named Cast!

Castle-like. an

.has . been sug-

“Two
fered by Columbia

ia Cellul
| available 'to'high ‘school: aerdents the
:}in‘the Castle

Te was pointed. out'that’she %

jher mother.even. before’ that as}
and took her moth: at

So‘ far this. year: the total
fre leas: in:Castlegar amounts
>to unearly | $24,000, ‘compared
with’ $285 fast’ year. :

Lewis said that carelessness
_was: often ‘the ‘cause of ‘fires
‘and urged: local ‘residents. to
be' particularly careful during
the'coming summer months.

dition the
«| wil present. the Robert §..8 Bae

ey memorial: ‘scholarship’ to the
son or daughter of an employee,
who passed away while“in the
company’s service or is retired.

‘=: The” scholarships, awarded
primarily ot on the student's. stand-
ing in di fartmental

Each is renewable annually.
for 2: maximum of five years and

ie | fe
;| applies to any’course leading to

a degree‘at the Universities of
British Columbia, Simon Fraser

or. Victoria. Courses offered by |“

other: colleges or. universities
will also be considered.
for the scholar-

ane Of i+: a obtener United
Church and the school band will
a take part in the ceremony.
: tastlegar 4 Courtesy
“Commented. Upon «©

~! Castlegar “residents have
‘been, complimented - ‘on, their | j
‘af

3 ‘Hagewo aa oa
Gh gat pecan *» writes: ):"T i was [5
ly essed’ : (referrin,

Shines should notify the dean of
inter-faculty. affairs at. UBC. be-
fore. May 15 of their intention
to compete. They can-do: this
by submitting the “general: ap-
plication for. scholarship” form
obtained from the university or
at the company’s industrial rela-
tions department in the area.

_ Selkirk College -
Is Still-Seeking
> New. u_Sebolaees

be delighted to hear

ip
te af the Cat | coe senate Ni alee
furday.

local: Wildlife. t
Rested “at the © provincial
vention: held ; at: the weekend at

ice
were: 104 delegates

There
and.110 visitors ‘at: the conven

On Convention
ig Castlegar-Kinnaird : fait of
Jaycees were’ congral
on the Kootenay Jaycee conven: -

tion they organized at Kinnaird
last. weekend by. visiting delé-

‘At the meeting Aubrey Mar-
callus sof Cranbrook and "aruce

‘a senatorship~ was
sented to Gordon Tisacrety of of
Trail.
‘At the: meeting..a talk on
by. Jay:

uo”