CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 3, 1961

CASTLEGAR N EWS.

J and, Forty Seven, Pi

NICK OGLOW. .....

Resignation this week of N. T. (Nick)
Ogiow from the chairmanship of the Cas-
tlegar village council because of a pos-
sible conflict of interest in the near fue

1. tiations “with : Celgar : regardin;
te ply:

persons outside our area
and Maoh h ve become

.. «Will be Missed-as Chairman:

complishments: in the village under his
administration, but certainly one or two
accomplishments during the past few
years stand out as major highlights.
The successful completion: of nego-
ig: an” alter-.

was doing the correct job by. village resi-_
in choosing wells and a 160,000-
gallon water tank everi hough battling

si uring those:
years the J tries has had a businesslike
. administration that has been the envy of
many other municipalities of similar size
and has even been envied by some that
are considerably larger than Castlegar.
A glance at the comparative figures
gathered. by the. department of munici-
‘pal affairs: shows’ Castlegar to be a vil-
Jage with less bonded indebtedness, lower
taxes and service costs, and a higher
quality of. public services than a good
many other communities in the same
population bracket.

a
otherwise, has “seen” unite. stand vin-
ated with ‘high: water Pressure, lots of

mer sprinkling. pabtioes May Adela: Quance became
The sidewalk building program car- the bride of Richard Allan Puller.
ried out by council under Mr. Oglow is The bride is the daughter. of
another great accomplishment and’ has jo UM. uance of Hobson and
done for him — remark his friends — Pune of London,’ England. ‘The
what highways have done for Phil Gag- ido ts employed with the Cana-
lardi. "Almost every foot. of sidewalk 220 "upasy in Rog hie, ie
built’ in the village has been built while Barly Bank, of: Canada in that
Mr. Oglow has‘ held the chairman’s chair. ‘
Certainly Mr: Oglow:‘is going to be’, ses younger
missed around the’ council’ table and. it-sasea “ee wedding ’,
is to be hoped, that his knowledge and held in. 8t__ Alban’s
will ‘stilt be available to the ° Church with Rey Samuel ‘Walden

Mention is made elsewhere in. this.
paper, ina news story, of. Mr. Oglow's
various ° _oopicitiee on council and of ac-

THE POLITICAL POT x vein wma”!

The political pot i is once again starting
to boil in the Kootenay West riding in an-
ticipation of a federal election.

The Conservatives were first in the
field over 1%-years ago when they re-

d Peter, Dewd ‘of: Trail. The
ds are app: ntly disc ing the Dos-
sibilitiés of: a nominating -conyention in”
October and the Liberals: have left the de-
cision on a nominating convention ‘to their
executive for action.

" The CCF hasn't announced any , plans
yet, but it is reliably reported that the
New Party has a man ready to enter the
field if State Socialist MP H. W. Herridge
declines to run in the next election on the
New Party ticket and decides instead to
stick with “the CCF Party to keep his Mine:

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EXPORT OF POWER... sus: common sere

There seems’ in the mind of some
of the federal cabinet. ministers a pho-
bia against exporting electricity to the
United States. This is because the On-
tario Hydro, when it had a surplus of
power, exported it to the State of New
York and later when it wished to re-
cover it found that to“ do’ so. would, be
to inflict hardship on the American
users.

Under certain . circumstances .there
can be no right, of recovery and the On-
tario Hydro was short-sighted in not an-
ticipating the inability to recover it.

"old war. horse of the CCF has ‘success- she wore

tfictating,

village and that it will be, sought by this” mnere’srere white :glediol on

and other councils in the coming ‘Years... the altér for the wedding and tall
‘standards of white gladioll'in the

The. bride was given in mar-
Mill support. ‘riage by ther brother, Mr. A. F.

Quance, ‘Her floor-length gown, wes
A prominent local® Liberal;' Howevers:arwnats peau de sole, with. fal golds

Interest | in Bogota Wedding

ytume with a mango-oolored ee
ta, re, $

ish Embassies andl se oval, Bae
of Canada, Bogota,

Leonardo Da Vinci
To he af the. PNE!

come practical until hundreds of
yeats later,

+ Da Vincl, 1459 to 1519, was.also
one of Italy's great Brest painters and
writers,

Models of 26 of his” inventions
will be.on display this year at the
Pagifie National Exhibition aad 19)
to Bept. 4.

Reasonable Optimism . i

Says Banks Review: a

ATTENTION

PET OWNERS
VETERNARIAN WILL BE AT

ay "The “baggage”, Js
tiie wives of | the
m= Comm, G.,8, Rust referred to the

cwill not have’ nearly the power end

‘tish coumblas
‘This column: fects ‘the OOF $s

Saenthy. to, dlmpneas:) For ‘nearly 30 | course,
‘years,-in » the COP
hhas' done -e ‘e eplendlia fob in our.

- df 40 has never,

‘proatige Be has tn the OOF, of Bri- ered en nefrmn Would Bot have

being ),very. foolish; aowing . their | interests’! of /(.the,.people;-:

‘COF shas ‘never.
erecting what ie felt in the, Soeat
in .due
, cbecaizse ‘of. fear’ of the. COP,

OP ad. | Tegard to water service to the area.
a ‘The developer must pay the | b=

“Lin jo. 5-year period, :

., [CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 8, 1961'

No Approval Yet"

TG:
Building ‘Permits

‘The Kinnatra’ village ‘council
will not“ approve building permits
er ‘the’ view VLA ‘subdivision ‘until
egreemeng ‘is ““algned : between
the village and the developer with

FOR THE BEST We AUTO BODY wenn

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‘ yeloper
‘the basis of water connections mede
Council turned down. a proposal

ae water, system anto the: subdivision
that meets’ with: the, village's spec-

suggests that Mr. Herridge will'neither’ f«lling-to a slight train,

run .Néew. Party (and thus alienate his “ice Wa# covered with guipure lass

Mine-Mill supporters) nor ; will: he:,run

CCF (and thus force’a New ‘Party candi-

date into the field.) Instead it is suggésted a

that Mr. Herridge will run Independent

CCF and’ thus pick up most of the CCF phne

vote and: many of the’ New Party ‘inclined ths bride, was bridesmaid and wore

votes.’ The Liberal in question says thé, Sos ttn shert smecsiiered aise,

maching. shoes’ and a

fully run independent“'before and he ‘ibbon and flower ban d'eau. She

wouldn’t be adverse to doing it again. = "2 ost eal ae BIS? olive Bent
All in all, the political pot is begin- ana ushers were Mr. Ray Robinson

ning to boil and. the next few months. end Mr. Gordon Lang. '

should prove interesting as the political ,_,7%e reorption was held tn the

temperature starts to rise in the Kootenay where a buffet luncheon was ser~

provided music for dancing, ié
There was a floral: centre plece
on the’ bride's ‘table at.the recep-

West riding. = ved and a

Andres: Island, Co-
bride chose « light wool
for her travelling’ cos-

PHE to, Have

The energy which .B.C. cannot use at fobs, the
present is the downstream benefits re- heige. suit
turhed by the U.S, It is this which the
B.C. government would sell but: the: fed-
eral government is against: this on. ‘the
grounds that it could not ‘be recovered. iT eae?

Tt is not certain that it will ever be Fall Ladies
necessary to recover it. B.C. has such a . The Pacific. Exhibition this
plentitude of unused ‘water power. that See ee Di eae aay? in ge to
she may be. in-a position to sell power more than 20 competttors this year.
indefinitely: .without running short of Hit and will replace the. senior “Home
for her own use. Maker” award foxmerly made to

Energy is a saleable commodity and one The new ttle Will be bestowed

it is common sense to sell_any, commodity 7, %s sp compe Ais committee ont

From this one » springs
the contention that under no circum. .
stances should. electricity be exported. .
Indeed, we, seem to ‘have got to the -
point where to export energy is regard:
ed not as assistance to friends but ‘so!
thing like aid’ to the ‘enemy. :

“It is itrue‘that the U.S, is in many

ways,.a, competitor. and. that with our el-

‘not ‘be allowed to affect things which:

ible. B.C., 6:

vincial revenue and’ reduce ;the Canadian
adverse balance: with’ the ‘U.S. "These: are.
‘desirable . things “and: prejudices‘: should

Jaré. purely economic: ;; .~
The. report (of.:the B. C. ‘Energy -
Board will be mad i

ectricity' it'can: build ‘up :it industries, but --

if we ‘deny. it' this energy Wi We surely can-
not regard ourselves ‘as a hlighly moral:
people but rather.as a nation which sel-'
fishly holds: on to that which. it cannot
use.

yf surplus power. These should be stud-
ied carefully, for. what B.C. wants: is the
maximum benefits | vin cash’ ‘as well as’
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