CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 8, 1969

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 8, 1969

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Writer Says More Facts
Needed: on Sewerage

Dear Sir:

Are the people of Kin-
naird expected, to be foolish
enough to vote yes on the
sewerage bylaw when there
are so many factors and

costs that we do not know?
We were told at the for-
um meeting that the maps on
display showing the location
of the sewer lines could not
S be accepted as exact loca-
e uons.
i The position of where
these sewer lines are to be

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.
Closed all day Monday

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

District
Socials —

Representatives of Ten Libraries
Attend Recent Workshop at Trail

Public libraries in the Kootenay Regional Library
‘West Kootenay y area |C and the Lib
should. benefit from an in-

fusion of ¢ selected

The Scono Al...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

The latest school news- Thursday, June 26, all stud-
ts ted to return

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO.

T. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

{and connect their system to
the main sewer and close
down their treatment plant
which was said to be nearing
maximum capacity.

Are we expected to pay
the extra costs involved such
as a large enough sewage dis-
posal lagoon, possibly a larg-
er than otherwise. needed
main sewer line, a

station, and. whatever other
costs may a!

townsfolk I have

ars. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
Miss Linda ‘Ackerman
left yesterday for Banff, af-
ter visiting her. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Ackerman of
- Kinnaird for the past week.
z SE graded day to day Mrs. Vida Markle of Kin-
= - th naird returned recently from

‘Vernon where she. attended
the funeral service for her)

ee ing jand to view a pushy at

rary approximately ird-
Development Commission tht x 5
workshop was attended by re. cover and Paperback books

books as a result of a work- dcsociations tro feng bray

om as far as

shop held in Trail last Sat-| Creston, Greenwood and Na-|
oponsored by the West i ‘

A Wet Slart
Experienced
By Baseball

Speakers for the morn-

is were Mrs, Alice
Simpson, librarian in charge
,of extension and publicity for

Beauty Lane

provided by a com!

LAMINATED BRIDGE, a scale model designed by engin-
ring division of the B.C. Forest Service, was on display

“pump in our basement: to
pump the sewerage up to the

the 116-foot bridge which crosses the White River, north-
east of Cranbrook, as part of the area’s forest road
similar lamin:

Some
talked to think that Woodland
Park homeowners should be
i in the costs by hav-

main line as is the case wil
some people in Castlegar?

What about. Woodland
Park? We were told that the
Woodlan

month on their usage rat

ing to pay for the sewer by
increasing their frontage tax
to the same amount as the
rest of the town will have to
pay. They should in turn be
included on the voters list.

ith

the

(Previously known as Bel Air
Beauty Salon)

is now located at -
611 Columbia Ave.
In the Oglow Block

Open Monday through Saturday
TELEPHONE 365-6700

Opening Special On
COLD WAVES to MAY Ist

tests, qi
projects, etc.
Class

tests
throughout June, just

they have been over the past
. All students

several months.

will be held
as

I ibo consist-
ing of David McCreight,: Pat
Lucas, Bill’ McFarlane, and
Doug Freeman. It was very
‘well received by the students.

are looking forward
e * go @

Here are the boxing re-

!

the area near the Castleaird
Plaza that will become choice

ST. RITA'S

sults to date:
Fly-Weight Div.
Mike MacDonald — di
cision over Cliff Morrison.
Tim

mother, Mrs. Ellen E. How-
Tie, 86, on April 26. g
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Horvath and son Karl of. Van-
couver left for home Tues-
day after visiting Mr. Hor-|i

vath's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Horvath’ of Blueberry
Creek.

Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. W. H. Hoffer of Thrums
whose mother, Mrs. Ada May |#
Allan, ‘53, passed away April
29 in the Kootenay Lake

_ General Hospital at. Nelson.

Mrs. Allan at one time was
a resident of Deer Park for

Burnaby Public ’Library, Mrs.

gjJean Turnbull, Selkirk Col-

lege, and Miss Mary Leask,
Provincial Library “Consult-
ant. Program. co-ordinator
‘was John Mansbridge, librari-
an at Selkirk College.

Mrs. Simpson spoke about
the philosophy of book selec-
tion including the. goals of a
public library and the im-
portance of providing ‘the

right book to the right per-
son at the right time.”

Mrs. Turnbull introduced
the group to some of the

book selection aids suitable

Baseball season in the
Castlegar area’ got off to a
“wet” start last week when
games scheduled for Monday
and pucaday, had to be call-

off.

The following are the
Little Canadian Division scor-
es for the past week:

» Tues, April 29 — Tig-
ers 16, Mets 6.

Wed., April 30 — Mets

4 Indians 2. Angels 31, Brav-

Thurs., May 1 — Indians
9, Expos 5. Angels 28, Yan-
kees 13.

luring Career Expo '69 held at Selkirk. College last Mon- Operators: Barb Friesen & Rosalind Regan

y. With the yard-long model is R. G. (Dick) Scarisbrick,

There are approximately 100

ated bridge
structures in the forest road Nex of

ie.
We were told that the
d Park are

17 years. s

lover Norman Deverney.
Kelly Lindley celebrated

property for motels, restaur-
Lloyd’ Skiboff : advanced

ants, etc. when the Kinnaird Private Raymond A. Ne’

man. of

CATHOLIC CHURCH

‘o supervised the bridge design. It is an exact replica of

the
— Forest Service Photo

plans for
1o install a pumping station to Sak

SUGAR AND SPICE

The Snow Departs and then we Must Survey Our Holdings _

April is a
month to try
the soul of the
househol de r.
And mine has
heen tried and

snow had disappeared, I took} Wall. It was the ramparts of
a tour of the estate. Then I!sand and salt thrown up on
went inside, wept for a few|the lawn by the snowblower
minutes, and took shock/in January.”
treatment on the rocks. You can't blow it back
We live on a corner lvt.|into the street. There are two
On two sides of it, there was eee tee aie first p28
a 5 » first,
something that looked ike rake, then with stiff broom.
the remains of Wadrian’s|The other is to use it as the
for a stone wall
around the property. Either
Sag Fl-selection oe: way, your lawn is ruined.
werstock e-ENt ~ 4 But that was merely the
SAVAGE,SHOES beginning. Last fall, I man-

for children : aged to Keep ahead of the

maple leaves, burning and
Maddocks Shoe Store

raking like a fiend fot a coup-
le of weeks. But the oaks
drop late, and they don’t cas-
cade down, but drift, one by
one.

You might as well wait for
them all. I disti remem-
ber going out one day iast
November, with a face as
long as a foot, taking a look
at the fence-to-fence carpet-
ing of sodden leaves, and
reaching with heavy heart tor
the rake.

My wife, in one of her
rare moments of pity, said,
“Why don’t you wait a few
days until they're dry?”

Reeling with -shock I
said, “O'K'? The next day
it snowed. And the next. And

Hi Arrow Arms
MOTOR HOTEL
CHEF'S LUNCHEON
SMORGASBORD

Monday thru Friday
12 noon to2p.m. $1.75

so on until the end of Janu-

ry.
They're still there, even
more sodden aiter snuggling

winter, And they'll be the
death of me, I know it, if 1
try to rake them. There must
be 48 tons of wet leaves on
the lot.

T wonder if I could get
some husky male student
who’s not doing well
English at school, and have
a quiet, crafty little chat with
him, pointing out the ratio of
my benévolence to the scar-
city of wet oak leaves on my
lawn.

‘Those are just two April
problems, neither yet solved.
And there’s a host of smaller
ones, Huge oak branches all
over the front lawn. broken
off in snow-storms. The hose
has been out all winter. siy
wife set’ fire the back
porch when she put out a
box of ashes which contained
some live coals. Charred is
the word. e

The flower-beds look like
a bar-room floor on a Sunday
morning. The shrubs are al

the weight of snow.
fences lean precariously, as
you would if.an oak branch,
ten inches thick, had fallen

under four feet of snow all|do it.

broken off at the elbows by’
good things that accompany

leted.
Are the

By Bill Smiley).

April. Deep in your heart,
you know that all that gar-
bage is going to be attended
to, even if the old lady has to

not told at

lo :
And if you have a touch
of the poet and artist in you,
as what man doesn’t, you
know that the first day of
trout fishing will wash away
all the sordid aspects of April
and leave you pure of heart
and mind, if not of tongue,
when you get out and have a
bash at the trout.

This, the promise of get-
ting away out into the real
world ot icy water and 198 a
lures and no women, on the é
last weekend of April, gives bylay will
a man a cel sanity-retain-
ing detachment as he surveys
the no-man’'s-land of his pro-

amount?

ions?

er,

allowed.)

Snack

rty.

‘Last year, for various
stupid reasons, 1 missed open-
ing day, for the first time in
20 years. This year, even
with a broken neck (and I
think I have one; the: X-rays
haven't been read yet), am
going to catch my limit, £
off a log into that polar wat-
ter, and come home filthy,
stinking and purged; ali the

Opening Day. and the real be-
ginning: of Spring in this
country.

highway link is com-

already pressing
council for the sewers?

were tol
can borrow approx. $368,000
at 6-7/8% from the Federal
Government.

we will hav
remaining $900,000— that

needed. How high will the in-
terest rate

e to on the
pay iG

1 ask, would you. enter
into private - transaction
with incomplete planning and
so many unanswered ques-
tic

A concerned taxpay-

Kinnaird.
(Editor’s . note:

policy of the Castlegar News

ters must be printed with the
name of the person
them. No pen names W)

Hard on Teeth

* Even if \/you faithfully
brush your teeth immediately
after every meal, you can
undo the good work by in-
dulging in the snack habit.
Most snacks are sweet: soft
drinks with up to six table-
spoons of sugar in chery

ce

Tand

the town i oP WHERE THE

GSVINGSIAR 1.)

TISSUE PAPER, Better Buy, 8 roll .. 95
this tone 590
SALAD DRESSING Salad Bow! 32-02. 55¢
FLOUR, Robin Hood, ........... 20 Ibs, $1.59
SHAMPOO, Woodbury, 140z., reg. $1.79
SPECIAL 99c

id that we

But we were
what percentage

be on

Future
member

CHARGE IVI ono
: cA ganacoan

GRO,
be :

Rev. E. A, Brophy
Ph. 365-7143
eundey, Masses at
9 am, - 11 am.-7 p.m.
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza

ce championship.

Rev. Helmut Bi
Pastor

to the finals by defeat!
Fn y defeating

ce.
Bantam Weight Div.
Larry Olson — Decision
lover Joey Bowman.
Paul Maloff — Decision
over Roger Rioux.
Glen Phillips advanced

his eighth birthday last Fri-
day at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.’ Ralph a
Ackles. of ‘Kinnaird. Invited

were Kelly Allen, © David]

the finals by defeating
Paul Maloff and will now
m

sion over Stanley Babich.
Mike

eee ag
LUTHERAN CHURCH

— Deci-

sion over Tony Costa.
‘Mike and

home of Mrs. E.
of Kinnaird

Danny Barnes, |
Thomas Thor-Larsen,
Idle and Benny Lindley.

Recent . visitors to

guests: who enjoyed games |man has bee:
land traditional birth hday treats

Paul pa
the
fol

duated — from Canadian

School, CFB
S. He

were Mr. and
Robert Michnik and
daughters Beverley and Cin-
dy of Glaslyn, Sask.

the Royal Canadian: Air C:
ets for six

Castlegar . has! ty,

of other aspects,of developin;
last |) well balanced collection
vered.

it
share:in their purchases and

use.

Miss Leask’s. topic was,in

Rol
lacing|}a Sand

a collection
were also co’

the afternoon

During
those present had an oppor-|(Thurs.)

Cubs 5.

ed out

The Sand Lot Division is
e

bson has now formed
a ete oom and -is
training on evenings
at the Robson School. ~
There will be a general
meeting of the Castlegar-
Robson nor Basel

‘at

tunity .to work on projects
making use ‘of the
tion gained during the morn-

informa-}

fice in Castle legar. All
teresiee, are welcome to at-
nd. c

ALL TYPES OF LUMBER

All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

686 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD
Storm: and Screen Windows Made to Order |

KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES.
“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs” i

at 9.30 am

United Church

Thomas P. Koester, Vicar
Ph. 365-5976

Sunday Schoo} 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

. Sundays
Kinnaird

writing

ill be See Us For Fishing Supplies

— Rock Gas Propane Cylinders Filled —
BA Gas and Oil United Purity Store
Easy Credit Terms ‘Available :

“FREE GLASSES WITH $4 GAS FILL-UP
Johnny's. Grocery
~& Gas Sales Ltd.

On Robson Side of the Ferry

Open 7 a.m. —9 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Open Sunday 9 a.m. — 9 p.m.

Hahit

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CHURCH OF GOD

804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird

Sunday School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Dedication May 18, 3 p.m.

THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday: = +: .

9.45 a.m. Sunday School

11_a.m. Holiness: Meeting
pba p.m. Evening Service

7.30 p.m. Prayer and

ship.
Light Weight Div.

Ken Nichvalodoff — De-
cision over Dan Bilinski.

Middle Weight Div.
Tony DaRosa — Decision
over Don Makaroff.
Garry McKee — Decision
over Mike Kalesnikoff.
Sam Stoochnoff — Deci-
sion over Chris Pereverzoff.
Sam has yet to meet

David Brown.
ight Div.
= Decision

Convenience
A Pleasure.

“CHARGE IT”
on an All Purposé Account; tse |
our convenient Credit Plan. —

F eankes Make Cooki
.. Never A Chore! King}

A. Deluxe 30” Clock-Controlled Electric Range

s19a98 i

B. Deluxe 30%: Range With Automatic Roast Meter

candies, cake, ‘Bible: Study

on you:
‘A dreary scene,-indced. 3 eee v
But there’s only one thing to , . - 7.30 p.m. Home League

Nosise 780 m. Open Air and Young
et le ~
Pattie invited;to all services.
Envoy and Mrs. K.
Ph. 365-7112
You are never a stranger at
: the Army :
————

Features set-and-forget automatic cooking
—delay, cook, off, Clock-tim tisserie;

Ye as ik, ed rot 7 ¢

229.98

Reg. $269.98
Not directly, that’ way
lies a heart attack. 1 took a
beer and a book, laid down,
looked at the blue sky and

thought: about opening day.
That’s the Psalvation of

it, ;
Most popular. , boxers ot

all are little Frank Fodor and

Larry Price who will put on:
jon match at our

*

\ CALVARY ;
BAPTIST CHURCH f our Spring

Ph. 365-6667 .
“Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castl Plaza

if you had
cold fe et : : : 3 Revae — Ite will be held to-
a ea, C S < =—
Primary School —— ———— See : ign at 700
nee a 7 Holds Gabaret : : ae neg . Family Bible Hour. 10°a. 3 ics bee anda
“TRA : = + Pamily Worship 21 a. oe. rrench program. Come early!
gh : The classes of Mrs. Don-| Jiaaaame : i “evening. Worship. Service | We are’expecting a very “full
Ke \\\ na Archibald and Mrs. K. An- = . a ‘ e700. pam...
WAN y dreashuk presented a success- ees. : 2 oe -
a ful concert to a packed audi- Sax; + 4 * aes

torium last Thursday in the GRACE
Cestlegar, Primary, Schools - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ie stage was decorate: ek fore
« ” 7th Ave. Kinnaird
to represent a “cabaret” with Rey. Ave. Kinnalrd
We'll make sure that next winter your furnace will’ work like
a charm. We'll give it a free summer check-up and we'll clean
and condition your entire heating system. Your furnace will
start instantly on the first cold day in fall . . . your home will

a Spanish, Mexican theme.
The floor show consisted of DIVINE WORSHIP
and
stay snug and warm ali winter long ... and you'll never. get
cold feet again.

Holds 775 Ib. Food At Peak Flavour!

Check’ that low price —then check these features! Thin-
wall fibreglass insulation’ allows more’ space within
freezer; counter-balanced lid; lock with 2 keys; interior
light; 2 chromed stect’ baskets; ‘cold control’ dial,

 Porcelain-Lined 18 Cu: Fi. Freezer

AColdspot freezer lets you buy food in bulk i
he oa ry food. at big discounts!

Ope unique counter’ balan -Lid :

See ar Smale coer Hite! FH FO AE OE

Freezing coils on the bottom allow <“total contact” fast freeze. bd ¢
tected. all parts guaranteed 5

$229.98

_ Urethane foam pro! against
Getscts: Yn labor warranty

songs, dances, rhythm band

numbers and a bull fight. |

Sunday School 9.30 a.m. Several members of the
and Di

ALCAN PIPE LIMITED

APPOINTMENT PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE
First “Ave.
M.

You'll Never
Defrost Because
‘Frost Will ;
Never Form ..<
13.7. All-Frostless
Coldspot 2-Door - -

on sue 349.95

| a

sion of his 90th birthday.

fA
plant ‘was: presented to. the

jonoree, on behalf of the
as well as a decorat-
ed birthday cake.

. Mr. H. Evans, president
of the Senior Citizens, extend-
ed: congratulations and good
wishes to Mr. Lanphear.
Refreshments were en-
|joyed by all.

+ Phone’ 365-5212
Sunday Schoo! 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and

Pra

Test drive Datsun 1600 soon. There...
are more than 160 Datsun dealers
coast-to-coast in Canada and over
$1,000,000 in parts to back it wherever
-you go.: fi :

DATSUN
1600.

We've taken our Datsun-1600s over
some of the roughest roads and :
through the toughest rallies to make: ,
one thing certain: that Datsun 1600s
are more dependable than any other
cars in their class. Datsun won the
Canadian Rally Championship in 1967.
Datsuns won two classes in the

Shell 4000 Rally/68. And this year,
Datsun 1600 won the South African
Gold Fields Rally. It.also won team
class honours in the rugged East Africa
Safari Rally, where a field of 87

cars started and only 31 finished.
Datsun 1600s came in 3rd, 5th, 7th,
‘8th; 11th, and 13th. They have muscle.
Their advanced design overhead cam
engines turn out 96 hp. They can go:
0-60 in 13 seconds and up to 100 mph.
And they go up to 35 miles per gallon.
Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Datsun
1600 have a similar all-independent
suspension system for precise handling ,
and perfect control. There are disc
brakes, a collapsible steering column,
. headrests, safety harnesses and
padding inside. All standard
equipment:

» > Prayer p.m.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30
Pn. x

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican — United
: " CHURCHES OF
» . Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird
: Service at Robson at 9:45 a.m.

Kinnaird - Castlegar af St. David's
Anglican 8 a.m. and 11:35 a.m.

United at 10 a.m.
Sunday Schools in United Churches 9:30

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G. Hermanson
. 365-8337 — Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

BENNET I. HOVE

Bennet t.. Hove has been appointed
General Manager of Alcan Pipe Limited,
it was announced by Mel Willlamson,
Chairman of ‘the Board. Prior to- his
appointment, Mr. Hova was Sales
Manager of the Company. He was
educated at the University of South
Dakota and Souther California, where -
fhe specialized in subjects dealing with-
agriculture. A ploneer jn the Irrigation
field, Mr. Hove introduced sprinkler
irrigation to numerous areas of Western

ghelves. Big porcelain meat keeper holds
133 Ib. meat. Lifetime porcelain interlor
‘won't absorb food odors, can’t scratch o9
stain.

12,3 Automatic Defrost
-  Refrigerator-Freezer

“the more-for-your-mon
‘There's a Datsun for you: 1000 2-Door and 4-Door Deluxe Sedans, 1600. |2-Door Sedan, ‘4-Door Deluxe Sodan and Wagon, 1600 and 2000 Sports, Pickup and 4-Wheo! Drive Patrol,

Guay B00 Datsun dealers In North Amerlea, NISSAN AUTOMOBILE CO. (CANADA) LTD. Factory zone offices at: WESTEAN Div; Nissan Bldg., £73 Beaity St. Vancouver 3, Bo,
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CROSSROADS DATSUN SALES

Gordie Baulkham, Sales Manager; Phone 365-7209 Corner of Maple and Columbia

the housewarming people

FRED PRESSACCO
BOX483 — TRAIL,B.C.
GALL COLLECT 368-3044

Canada. He has had 22, years of ex-
perience in all facets of the business,
from design to manufacture, sales an

Installation of irrigation systems, , In
cluding being an irrigation distributor

THE FREEZER SECTION holds 109 Ib,
food — features one rack in,door for added
‘Lets you take of
‘special’ buys at the store — makes fewer
shopping trips necessary.

Reg. $279.98 259 . 9 8

Economy-priced 2-door has 2 shelves plus giass crisper
cover shelf, full-width porcelain lined crisper, 2 door
dairy it. Freezer has

shelves, and full ith com]
1 door shelf, 2 ice cube trays.

serving as a member of the Interior
Vegetable Marketing Board of B.C. *