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4 CASTLEGAR NEWS; ' Tous ‘June atid 1966

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Residents Speak
Gut on Proposed
Kinnaird Bullding

Provinolal Library, -
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, ‘B.C.

ROGUE YEARLING black bear was destroyed recently
in the Shewchuk subdivision after he was found garbage-
hunting on: private property. The hungry visitor, who wag

i d to ‘have weighed at least 300 pounds, had al-
ready invaded several garbage cans. — Castlegar News
Photo

PUBLIC NOTICE

See Us A_vut Our
8. Citizens’ moocting_ Fri, June New Lise OF
24. Legion Hall = 7.30 — Bake

Trine WATER SOFTENERS

CGIT Strawherry Tea, June 25—

% irs. Titford,

.nalrd United Church Basement.
ATTENTION  Castlegar-) ieee

GREATLY REDUCED

PRICES!

Excellent Qualitv

thelr conenes and managers ere ‘ phat estos ord
welcome,

Baseball games — Cranbrook
Babe Ruths vs Castlegar Babe

‘Te Serve YOU WELL!

CALL NOW

‘pm. second game at 3.30 p.m.
_Caatiegar-Hobson Minor iase--
‘ball Association -meeting » Mar-
Jane ‘Hotel, Wednesday, June 29, |

PLUMEINS &.

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‘/ cess to it from an access road

(continued from: page one)

the property would be taxable,
Comm, G. S, Rust: pointed
out that the excavation part of
the operation would have to be
tidied up to the village's re-
quirements. These requirements
however, have yet to be estab-
lished.

With respect to the BA Oll
Co proposal tor a service sta-
tion-motel.. development near
Cut-Rate Groceteria, residents
asked for assurances that old
ears and other messy objects
would not be allowed to clutter
up the property. ~

It was also disclosed that
the service station will be locat-
ed facing onto 7th Ave. with ac-

to be provided by the depart-
ment of highways,

It was also disclosed that the
motel development part of the
proposal will be shelved pending
a: decision by council and. vil-
lage planners on whether or not
road allowance is required
through the part of the pro-
perty parallel to ‘7th Ave.

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Boy’s sizes 8-16 $4.50
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“Walter Babakaiff, oer
old:son cf Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Babakaiff of Kinnaird, graduat-

ed on. Saturday eromn the British
: Institut

of “Techiio-

The Dayton
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He has been studying at the
institute for two years and has
een’ awarded a diploma in for-

es' roducts . utilization. He
7 fae ube ee

started ‘work!
company in Vancouver.” -;

Roy Natsuhara of ‘Castlegar
has also just Ered tee with his
diploma from institute.

Formerly of Nakusp, he

Ss Ferry :
May Operate All -
Bay. Saturday...

Under the new service sche

‘| dule .one of: the Castlegar fer-

ries-is. now on 24-hour:'service
and the other:on 18-hour ‘ser-
vice on weekdays and eight-hour
service at the ieee High-
ways Minister P. A; Gaglardi
has announced.

The second sory, operates
from 7 am. to 8 p.m. from
Monday to Friday and from 11
am, to 7 p.m. on Saturday and

Sunday.
lardi says the situa-

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Mr.’
tion on Saturdays is being close-
ly. watched and if necessary the
second ferry will be Placed on
13-hour service that.

- Sita 8. 14...

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~ $1.49 - $2.95

Vacation Check List,

First Aid a
Myciguent® Ointment .
First Aid Kit),
Baby. Vitamins‘
Aspirin Poison Ivy Lotion
Hay Fever. Remedy Antiseptic
Asthma Remedy Bye Wash
Toiletries 3 .
Razor Blades

Foot Powder

Special Neods

Sun Glasses
Suntan Lotion:
Insect Spray
Mosquito Repellent
Vacuum Bottle
Travel Clock:

” Consult your. pharmacist for
- ‘all, your vacation needs.

CASTLEGAR. DRUG -

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RPh 865-7818
Open: ‘Monday --Saturday 9-6 Friday 9-9

Children. Playing
With Matches Start
Two Local Fires

Children playing with ‘match-
es are believed to have been re-
sponsible for two local fires in
four days.

On Friday evening the fire
brigade was called to the Pop-
off . property Tetide the .Castle-
gar Elementary School where a
tree. stump was: alight and ‘on
Monday evening firemen put out
a blaze onthe corner of 1st Ave.
and Green 'Street where brush
was alight. ‘The corner of.’a
shed was burned: at the latter

No loss resulted from eith-
er. ‘blaze. {

.-, Sundays & Holidays 12-1 p.m.. 6-7.p.m..»..

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ds of the Kootenays”

VOL./19,:No..26

IA; WEDNESDAY, JUNE thd 1966 °

The Arrow dam is cay rising up out of: ‘the! bed:of the
swift: flowing . Columbia .-river,. much ‘like the, Ej tian

special meeting o:

alrd: ‘egunell will: be held on on
Tuesday to give fourth and final
reading to the new village zon-
ing bylaw.

Before the meeting at the
village Office; which is open to
realdents; commissioners will in-
mpect the: -gite of the proposed

ig" to’ ‘allow the oper:
wal i probany be decided at the

At thle week's council meet-
ing, loners finadized
most ot their zoning Broporala
deking: jdnto ‘account points

arinounced that Kin-

‘session’. will-end'at*3:
‘and’ the second will begin
wishing

je paving
is ‘well vaniaway council
pbeen”: and coumeil will’

\at the recent public eral :
R ening,
it.

- yin the. ooeraaitiss “which it
serves.

“As we. have no gymndsium
facilities on campus for the first
few: years, ‘it be: ni

facilities in

for us to, use, such community ha
the ‘vicinity as

ver Coubed hal passea ‘the en.
ee ete
ovement Society, which bes
jurisdiction ‘in’ the matter.

For Rebert Tezer_ :

:| daughter of Castlegar News
| field’ and stream -columnist} £

Jack “White, was the young-
est-member:-of~ the course:
The award is. giyen to. the

diamonc rattlesnake, | §
blessed” with: two “rattles, .was
.found.-by-workers:at’the- Arrow | aa

damsite; last Thursday. :
They made their discovery,
while working on a ‘pile of lum:

gz | ber and calied shep foreman

Lary Price, Gerry * Quiring

Randy. Martini, Ed Grifone, Steve’ Willey, “Michael

rian ‘Thomlinson, Hal: Hesketh and “Mr. Lamont.

D. Love to identify it:

Es | William
@ | After he told them it was a rat-| §

tler, they. killed it.
: Opinion ‘seems to be. divid-
hether the creature
iin. with ‘the lumber,
‘itlis a‘native of this:

tareal which is not’ noted for ra

tlesnakes.

The board of school trustees
of-School. District No. 9 has ap-
+) proved: the sonelliation board's

report sal-
aries’ for - custodian-bus-driver |.

staff.

jorie “Helen King ° ‘of

a Castlegar, iz 19-year-old ‘under- legar
gradaat Victoria ‘University,

has won ee $500: Robert ‘Burns
McMicking Chapter:IODE ‘schol-
arship, it was announced‘by. the
university this week.

Marjorie,’ who ‘attended
SHSS, is the. daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs, C. -H. King, the secre-
tary-treasurer of School District
No. 9.and. his wife.

first'year_in ‘education at«Vic-|

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-HOLIDAY by Thermos ¥
‘18.95 - 22.50 -'25.00 - 28.9! 95

- ‘THERMOS JUGS:
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$3.49 & $4.50

~The conciliation’ board - re-

toria’and Will be tarang secudd |
year arts, majoring jn Taathema-

to” "approximately 10.per- cent,

At its meeting Monday night
ithe board, after considering the |’
cost of installing beams in Stan-
Jey Humphries Secondary School
has: deferred: this project until
next year.

‘The. board approved: the
combining ' ofGibson Pass
Creek schools:into‘one. anit ‘This | y
will‘re-open‘the second room’ at
Pass Creek School and close the
Gibson ° Creek «School... The’ de-
¢ision‘was made :to imp ‘in-

tics and “English, next year.>

. Man to Prison
For Contributing
oa ‘Rendall Joseph B :
Toned to: 12 montis, imprison!

ment ‘at: Oakalla’ on: Monday :af-
ter being convicted ona fi de

in

due cur:
riculum, The! change’. will :bé|\~

made effective: in:September.

‘was presented | ma

The boar
with a table lamp made by the
fal lags, ¢ 2 ‘

- Burns’ pleaded. tot 4 ‘guilty
when he: appeared “here. before:

te C. H: Clegg.-Mr: “Clegg
described the of
the charge as peng ofa very

+f serious /nature.:

“She has just completed . her Yi

Se coabianity college;
‘Mr. Booth, “that it be seteseted
with’ existing facilities and needs

b partment
‘will call’ tenders ‘on’; ree Ufor
a. curb and gutter program ‘for |:

Castlegar, Rossland-Trail’ MLA
Don: Brothers advised the Cast-
News. yesterday afternoon
by Phone from Victoria.

covers: the section of Columbia
Ave.: from Juniper’ St. to-ithe
vicinity ‘of Crescent: St. It-also
calls: for. the provision of storm
Grains on Front and ‘Crescent

Mr. Brothers also advised

‘council *
the: news. that the} department |
program is on schedul
‘The. town would, “he said,
entieavor ‘to see that ‘its black.
in, iceerans

lepartment, ‘program ||

Leduc: ‘Paving: This:
Toad \to the ©

Vine or all remaining streets and roads
Kinnaird ‘is ‘well underway witha four-
2 Alberta

Slacktopping cperation’ andere a on the
; ark. The’ width ‘of
che! pavement’ on. the’ park i is 20 feet and

covers. a ‘distan