CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 20,-1961

Kinnaird Briefs

Sand blasting of the water
start Tuesday

Giles at Monday's meeting.

‘OA ‘uisausaien was held ,on the
of highway's
ed plans to provide‘only Umited
access to the new highway. New
subdivisions will have.to supply
thelr own roads running parallel
to the highway with periodic en-
trances onto the highway.
g eee

week of mtady to one problem,

Mra,” R. pelea walted on
council ‘water service to
her property. Village foreman Paul
Hildebrandt oe correct the situ-

ation pointed out by Mrs. Cecconi.
oes

A letter will be sent Frank
Bergen siting what the village is
willing to do with regard to pro-
viding Mr, Bergen with private ac-
cess to his property. Under the
plan the village would relinquish
its right-of-way in the area near
the Bergen-Bray-Harvey properties.

aoe en

Fencing of the water tank pro-
perty has been approved under the
winter. works program. Approval
means the village will save $70 in
labor costs that will be paid by the
senior government,

one

A letter was read from W.
Reith regarding runoff from - the
road‘onto his. property and into
his septic tank and the removal
many years ago of property stakes
by village crews. Comm. ©. C. Ack.
erman will investigate the matter

FOR
MOTHER'S

_ MAY 14th < .
GET YOUR CARDS NOW

and report on “what action can be

‘| taken to solve it.”

Funeral Held
Last Week For
Mrs. 6. Baggio

‘The funeral was held here Fri-
day for Mrs. Cecelia Baggio, who
died in the Castlegar hospital on
April 11,

In foiling health for a cone
siderable time, ‘Mrs. Bagglo was
aged 64. 8

Born in Austria, she came to

this country 50 years ago and set-
tled in the Trail district. She was
married'in Trail in June, 1916. It
was in 1957 that she and her hus-
band moved to Castlegar.
A past member of the Mount
Carmel Society, Mrs. Baggio took
® great pride and pleasure in gar-
ening.

Be

. She is survived by her-husband
Arturo; four daughters, Mrs. J.
Munger in Harrow, Ontario; Mrs.
A. Parigotto in Trail; Mrs. L. A.
Zanussi in’ Rodeo, California; and
Mrs. J, DiGirolamo in Nelson; and
five grandchildren,

‘The chapel of the Castlegar

Puneral Home . was filled with
mourners when rosary was said,
and the requiem’ high mass sung
by “Rev. E, A. Brophy in).8t.: Rita's
Church, was also. well attended.
+. Pallbearers were L. Baggio, G.
Baggio, L. Franco, R. Dominicl, M.
Pez and A, DeGrandls.
‘ Interment followed in the fa-
mily plot in the Roman Catholic
section of the Park Memorial ce-
metery In’ Kinnaird,

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Heating Problems
Plumbing , Troubles
Alterations
Renovations
Gas piping
Sheetmetal work
Planters
Boat. Tanks
*Duct Work
Flashings .
@ Eves Tro hing

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PLUMBING. &
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A A dainty, is tip Biseel in parka , this

MADDOCKS

“SHOE STORE

fant the
Pon beth day ..

president John McGilp,’ far

tie, Bill Plotnikoff and Alex

| Squadron for a church parade and

.tlegar News Photo

a.| WEST: TROPHY in men’s curling was won by the Gus
Leitner rink:and the award was made. by. curling club

left, at. the club’s wind-up

celebration."Friday night. Gus Leitner” holds the West
Trophy while’ team members.” Jim Lewis, wearing bow,

Cheveldave look on. — Cas»

Castlegar Discouraging
Softball in the. Ball Park

Costlegar council Tuesday night,
went on verbal record as discour-’|
aging ball playing in the ball part.

‘It was suggested that the bles-
chers be torn down and the con-
cession stand removed, but that the
backstop be left up with signs sta-
ting that the softball diamond. at.
the park is. restricted to children.

Council’s action followed 8 re-
quest carried to the meeting by
Comm. Walter ‘Thorp'on behalf of
Celgar’s recfeation: director, Harold
Webber, who said the company’s
softball league would: Ike use of
the park two nights a week,

“Tm. afrald-our only solution
is to pull down that fence and wash
it out completely... . wipe out that

“completely,” commented

that go into yards (near the park)
don’t do 10 per cent of the dam-:
age. It's the retrieving that does

Village” May .:
- Move, House «|. .

Castlegar may move a house to+
Permit the extension ' of‘ Hemlock
St. and 6th Ave.

At its meeting Tuesday night
council decided: to study the pro-
Bosals further ‘before making a de~
cision that would see the job done
in the fall if the residents in the
area are in agreement and “if
council feels it’s a good deal.”

‘SQUADRON’ 58°

‘The 20th anniversary of ‘the

Air ‘Cadet League of Canada ts |)

being. celebrated during Air Cadet
week * (April. 23-20) this year,

Local‘Air Cadet Squadron 581
will’ hold a church parade at the
United Church on April 23 at; 7.30
pm.

an open’ house at SHHS will be
held ‘April 26 where the public’ can
[Iz] witness a marching display, see a
film on Air Cadets, and enjoy cof-
fee and doughnuts.

The ‘Castlegar . squad also has
an invitation to visit the Trall

parade supper on April 30, During
Air Cadet: Week the air cadets will
have a display in the wihdow .of
Maddocks Shoe Si

On June.10-21 the boys have an
invitation’ to visit, (Watrenid Air
Base at Spokant

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“The pe voluntecred -vil-
lage chairman N. T. Oglow, “is to
convert this into 3 children’s park,
not a ball park.’ +

Comm. Aage Bylvest said chia!
ren will play ball in the. park re-
gardless’ of whether the facilities
aye there or not and suggested ‘that
the backstop -be left up.

“It will be, suggested to Mr.
Webber that, he see about.using the’|
Kinnaird bail park. :

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Wo Notification
Gf Smelly Water

No notification of reaidents ha-
ving aamples’of' “smelly water" for

the WKHU to pick up have been|”.

recetved at. the village. office, act~

ing chairman ‘a8. Rust sald Mon)"

day night. :

Asked by‘ a Soperter: if any
“smelly” samples find: been received |
by the village office other than the
one mentioned by Mr. Rust at last
week's public meeting on water, the

acting ‘chairman said':that: up to|.

Monday night no’ further samples
er ‘been recelved,

eg

‘Wator Pollution

Water pollution wi: be discus-

Reed ‘at the May meeting of the
Association of Kootenay. Munici-
palities, acting chairman G. 8,

__ Rast told Kinnaird Monday night,
‘He eala that ‘alder

“yga of \Trall, pi

‘ AKM, sald that the subject of
pollution ‘will be put /oh* the ag-
ends | tut it will pe opto. King
bere to take it from there.”

commented 1, Carl
- Leeblich - who’ attended Monday’a
5 counel meeting as a spectator.

ve
“Tm prepared | to hick it off; S

Expect hpcoval

For 30 VLA Lots:

Approval of half-acre lots tor
the new VLA subdivision located

ced.
from. Oftawa within 10 days, dev-
eloper : Nick, Sheltontiak ‘told: icoums

* Thirty - hats. encre Tote: are pro-
vided for in thé re-subdivided. sub-
division reported Mr.’ Shelfontiak..
He said: that work on the road ser-
ving the area will start’ this “week. |

‘Mr, Shelfontiak said that Sask-
atchewan -interésts'are also” inter-
ested ‘in building’a imotel ‘on’ one

* corner of the ‘property and he will
write tie village requesting that the
area ‘concerned be’ re-koned ‘to ace

ycommodate the’ motel. 2

‘The. developer said that al-
though the :lots, each of 75- to
80-ft. frontage, have not yet been
surveyed and staked, work will start
on the road this: week since it is
glready atdahed and the senlte Una
marked.

Comm. ‘Roa Gutes ‘remarked
that the: area will probably be
serviced with an: extension of the
water ‘main ‘from 10th “Ave, How-
ever, he said the ‘pressure. at the

at your request — of putting in 8
pressure pump in ‘that line,” an-
swered. Mr. He sald

subdivision's . highest poe would}

“found sanaorabee ‘algae “present
among which was nitella, which 1s
particularly bad for. taste and odor
when ‘this gets Into the public ‘sy~
stem and at, certain times of.'the

can. give ‘avery. musty amell.”
Be letter from the company, ead.
at council's meoting Monday” ad+
vised council that Sealand Products

*) is sewaiting. a. further. report. from’
') Glenfield and’ “Kennedy Ltd; Lon,

don, England, on. the sample.

Chamber ‘Backs
Vocational: School

‘A’. vocational school. for, the

: | West “ootenay-’ area: willbe’ the

subject of & resolution to be submit-
ted by the Castlegar ‘Chamber of

‘The, resolution. will, call, on the]

to establish a vocational school in
the West Kootenay region because
there is: “an obvious need" for one
to serve southeastern B.C, and be-
cause the federal government “is
‘prepared :to give. eanalderabie finen-

The original sesolution called

| for the establishment Qf the school

but it. was changed, to the ‘West

Beaupre Annosnces ”

A E. Penney: has ‘been
pointed executive vice-president of
Columbia Cellulose and Celgar, ac-
cording to an announcement by T.
N Baeupre, president. Mr, Penney
Joined ‘Columbia Cellulose ‘and ‘Cel
Gar in 1956 and has, previously held

Pulp: monufachuring,

that ‘the lower ‘bench ' in’ the sub-
division would. have Be, pressure of
-60 \pounds,’
“Thirty-pounds ‘pressure, if you
have volume, is fine,’ interjected,

Pressurée“in

ares in the nopes ‘of ob-
taining wider’ auppite’ for .the res-
olution. |

Commerce to the“ annual meeting |.

presented:

“to. Celgar ‘machinist ' Robert

: Sawyer, plant engineer, ite Chase’re-
fe

any’ 's
ase’s

ans onder-tn-editnictt anise
wit our : School! "agistrict * No:
's proposed bulldingéreferendum is

school ‘board. secretary treasurer’ o
H, King said Een
Mr, King der-i

ells‘are now pele ‘Processed ‘at
Nictoria and one “has-already been
received deeding B. the for-

estry ‘office to the ‘echool district
for the building if

“Public meetings: ‘bn the ‘refér-
endum will be held ‘as ‘soon’ as te

3
‘the: high ‘school activity

to the Air Cadets‘for a
‘one: to “Mrs, Phillips’ ‘dank

for a’ Feottal,

:, Approval was also given to. thie

oe ret. John's Home Nursing! for’ use

9) Castlegar, May 9} ‘Robson
May 0, . Tarrys and -Ootischenia,
a.

sand * $476,018 ‘from 1
|) rural. areas, The B.C. government}

‘otal ‘mull’ rate for Castlegar’
taxpayers is down ‘this ‘year: while,
if Kinnaird council; holds: the line
‘at the same. mill rate-as ‘Jat year,
the. total mill rate. paid _ by. rest-,

dents" of ‘that village, wilt also, be | 647.49

down. 1°
‘The hospital mill rate announ-
ced .this week is 1.-mill,-down. 57
mills’ from ‘last year's 1.57 mills.
‘The schoo) mill rate is 21.24 mills,
up. 30 mills over last seers he
mills.

+ Castlegar, council tant week set

Castlegar's: municipal mill rate at

16 mills for the third year in: sué-

cession. This, means \ttie - total’
rate“for Castlegar. Téaldents's lt
down ‘.27' mills ‘over ‘last year's
tall: =
it Kinnaird holds {ts mill. rate
it hopes to, then residents

the’ -unorganizd ‘area’s ‘ share is
82.39 per cent.

{Fetal monies which have to be
ralsed locally for the hospital are
$24/7892,’Castlegar's share ‘is. $2,-
and Kinnaird’s share is $24 ~
22230. ‘The amount to be raised in

pointed vice-president. and. care

tary of.

makes a’ grant. of $260,605, the |
schoo} district. . : &
Thus, ‘Castlegar’s share of the

school load’? is:'9.41;per.cent, Kin= {4
.naird’s,’ share ts.:8.20 per cent, and [ive

out ee iP uniform) AA ee

of 8 'room ‘at’ the “BehGol
for"a meeting. »

‘The’ board also"studied a com-
parison of the costs of gas heating
over oll-and coal,

is.-up..the..pressure’.recorded in
Carr told council's last jheoting.

fire hydrant in; the’ villageshows
am increase: of. 5 pounds while the
lowest
an. increase of°16'pounds.

is not--belng ;lost ‘anyplace in “the
mains, commented. Comm. ‘Aage | Syl-
vest, and any: pressure - losses “OX

Installed by.) the

He said’ the highest: elevated |

elevated”: hydrant: shows |"

‘The tests indicate that pressure |,

them in: Jamtary,, Comm: George |; ~g

‘SUGGEST PAY. aM.

8 ‘A Rabson man, waa eledted pre-
aldent ‘of the: West; Lib-

WK Liberals

president, and T.

eral Association at ‘its’ annual mest *

ing held in Castlegar-Saturday~

LS Wea. ‘Weldie; “who ?has: been

serving as president since the resig-
nation of the association's’ former

Brpeident, was contitmed’ a8 2 presi-
dent. A

Guest. speaker.
‘was - James - Byrne,~ former- Liberal

aa Other Focal men on! the execu- |™

include.E. M. .McGauley, .vice>

division: “office -re-

garding the ‘possibility of having a
cerning the feasthil-,

{ ippe: re
Just hoping that unemployment will |
just. flow. away,” declared “Mr.
Byrne. -

Gansner addressed the. meeting. and,

.-: | panyention for Hootenay-West.

e wae 3

) aDelegates. Gata’ Stewart and Leo

‘power (to ‘fudge, the time |”
é}'and place for a federal nominating | -

article, : written,
“was printed * without’ the benefit

dled it. Was re: rinted over 40 mil=

Spain ‘and’ the °U.8.,~!t ‘was very
:mecessary to communicate quickly

‘When war broke out between °

with ‘the leader of the Jnsirgente >
Garcia 4 where

tO: iit “The resulting.

'of..a) heading. Before Hubbard | Garvie

. The point that 1 wish to “make
fg this: McKinley gave Rowan a
letter to be.delivered to Garcia;
Rowan . took: the eters: and : did |

‘at?’

Staff.’ Sergeant Phillip” Boulton yA
at police

in Fernie.
“The playful nondr 1 Was con-

"| ferred On: Father: Bares as  re=

sult of ‘his. single-handed ‘appre-
hension of a thief who entered
the rectory office and was caught

Hind, been left’ on’ the desk:
‘The intruder. tried ,to; make, a

‘| get-away, but’ Father Barnes. sub-

in the act of pocketing money that

a new plant, ‘has been

into ‘- production by’ ‘the |?
at onan Mining: and Smelting

or Bales a $7,500,000 tron: plant
at Kimberley, and a “$5,000,000. urea
fertllizer ‘plant at ‘Calgary. started
operations. ‘This week: Cominco
placed its $2,600,000 _ clilor-alkali
plant at Trall-on steam:: A brief
ceremony was held to” cmark: the
firat ‘tank. car’ of chlorine‘: ta” be
shipped froni the new :plant””

(The. shipment went. to ‘Celgar
where , it. will: ‘be used. in’ the Pro- |

/ Clocks’ move ahead! one hour iat

:2-am.) Sunday, The lost hour is |

that the, village 1s using 201,000
gallons a day. This works out
abont 350 gallons per day for each
‘of, Castlegar’s '600 households.

The hot weather has not sec it

‘night. uthearh bo tae ig ex-
pected: ! the: test,’ the: fire
chief: ‘ate ibe ‘alerted - to; the test
sli oes Meer en Oe z
call,”

bronze. and the ‘statue Placed 'h in
every college in the land”...

tt ts pet poke learning, young

this and. ‘that, "put. aistiffening of

the. vertebrae Which will “causé
them, to be loyal toa frust, toact

on
“arixious search for such: indivi-
duals'(as Rowan)., Anything : reuch