CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 8, 1965

Pollution Control
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Living Beauty for

EASTER

say it with
FLOWERS
and
POTTED PLANTS

from

Helen‘s Flower Shop Ltd

53 Maple St. Phone 365. 5191

We wire flowers anywhere’

Now In Store

B.S.A. and Triumph
MOTOR CYCLES

and

New and Used Hondas

WALDIE

‘SERVICE CENTRE Ph. 365-7451

=, the
wers.

Urged

Dear Sir:

The members of the Castle-
gar and District Sportsmen's As-
sociation llve in one of the pro-
vince’s faster growing industrial
areas, We are, as a result, in
a. position to observe that mea-
sures: for the control of indust-
rial and domestic pollution are
not keeping pace with industrial
development and community ex-
pansion,

We read almost daily of
these new growths with little
mention of what’ measures, if
any, will be taken to insure that
the. air we breath.and the wa-
ter that we drink will be kept
pure, No doubt ‘everyone knows
of some area where unnecessary
and* wasteful. pollution of
streams and air is taking place.
Ask our. fellow sportsmen from
the United States where these
conditions lead. It is not too dif-
ficult: to envisage a time’ when
the Columbia and our other
great rivers will become, like
ippi, vast stinking se-

‘With this in mind we are
asking you as a group and as in-
dividuals to write to your elected
representatives, both federal and
provincial, to remind them of

our concern and to ask them to |

do what they can to stop this
trend. ate ‘

“. ‘We, as sportsmen, are prob-
ably more aware of this prob-
lem than anyone and it is up
to us to face this problem now

white there is still time.

F. G.° Warner,
‘Pollution Control Com-
mittee,

th Castlegar and’ District
- Sportsmen's Assn.

eel
Since 1960 nine municipali-

ties in the Nelson zone have | Flynt

had emergencies of one kind
or another,

»'| tions for ordinary memberships

TOE- THE. LINE... Conser-
vative MP for the Yukon,
Erik Nielsen, the man‘ who
sparked the Dorion inquiry,
‘says ‘any ‘member ‘of his
party. who doesn’t believe in
the marjority opinion of the
Tories should get out of that

party. —including himself,
“These principles. now. call
for one Canada with no spe-
clal preferences for Quebec,

4 i Hotel in Trail from noon April

, | cessary ‘papers with

meter, the wood of.
tranic grows our over the‘ limbs,

! » Knots in Trees :
| Louse ‘or Tight

Asa tree increases in dia-
the.: main

Knots are the

LEGION CORNER

At the regular meeting held
on Tuesday ‘night - two applica-

were ‘read and approved also
19 club’ memberships were read

cross-sections Ee the encased por-
tions of the 1k

Live limbs continue to grow.

along with the trunk and form],

@ natural graft, r resulting in tight
knots, Loose ‘knots’ are’ formed
year the "wood grows around)
lea

EXCAVATING, DITCHING
SAND ‘AND: GRAVEL
- FOP SOIL!
CONCRETE WORK
AND ROOFING

*

_ O. Lightie
“Ph, 365-5158
“Box 51, Castlegar, BC,

and approved.
The District Pension Adyo-
cate will be at the Crown:Point

1 to:-Wednesday night April

Comrades wishing an inter-
view. regarding their ‘ pensions
are advised to contact Mr, 1
on’ those dates at te, all: ne

A-report' on the:Easter ibin-
go was given by Bert Martin in
which he advised the meeting
that it was not as big as: ex-
pected but was a success.

Saar

‘Pete’ 'S

We h haye af

“TV Service.
=~ AND SALES .— . ;
"Phone. 365-6455 :

appliances for Easter Gifts.

Backed by. Municipalities

While: Highways Minister
Gaglardl is hesitant to comiit
his’ department ‘to any; whole-
sale endorsement of a road link
joining the Edgewood. -Fauquior
area to the Castlegar-Trail area

‘ be either Deer Park or the Kin-
aird-Christina

ike highway as
part of/an overall’ Arrow | Lake:
road, he is‘prepared to examine
ie whole question of. :north-
uth xdlids’/tind ‘ will: take’ the |
view! Aira suc ‘a link" ‘should
be"bu fo Ronel aration

3 | Mr. McLeod's viewpoint that fof

lic meeting in the Arrow Lakes
Theatre at Nakusp last week by
Kaslo-Slocan Soclal Credit candi-
date Burt Campbell.

The speaker sald that North
Okanagan MLA George McLeod
is behind the .proposal for such
a road link. He said that it is

lowing completion of the
ante Arrow dams, the Columbia

y “will, become’ known’. as
hes Valley of the Dams and will
be'a’‘ tourist attraction “second
to none in the province.”,’:"

or any other *en-
larged the controversial
Nielsen,

Mrs. 1H. Johnson, Ph, 365-8294

Mrs, G, Anderson, who was
a patient in the Trail-Tadanac
Hospital, returned home last
weekend,

Mrs. Wm.: Wright and ‘daugh-
ter Miss Wendy Wright of ‘Trail
visited Mrs. H.: Johnson Sunday.

* Bert Crissal, who was a. pa-
tient..in: the Castlegar igspital,
is’ home again: We ho him
a speedy recovery.

Among those | attending the
area meeting in ‘east Trail Guide
Hall Saturday were Mrs. A. Riz-
auto, Mrs.'H. F. Hyson, Mrs, H.
Johnson, Mrs. K. Hall, ‘Mrs. L.
MacClure, Mrs.. J. Roberts, Mrs.
RD Hiebert, “Mrs. -R. Bro, Mrs. M.

Mrs.::S. Dewi F.
Giraud, Mrs. M. Le:
Sanford, ‘and: Mrs, J.

delinquent’ members and sug-
gested they bring their dues up
to: date as soon as possible,::: .

Zone ‘ representative “John
Holden gave a'report on the're-

‘ted | the | °
: of paid up

stands at 247, Ee also reported
‘| that’ there’ are ‘still quite a few

cent’ zone meeting, Highlt a ;

were the future of the Le;

sports, memberships and future

track and field ‘ projects.

The next general meeting
will be held on April 20 return-
ing to two meetings a month.

PRESCR

IPTIONS

is ‘now located in ‘their new,

modern store just.one door
from their old, location .—

but a much larger premise. -

to better service the public.

bret i

FOR ALL USERS OF

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products’ in Castlegar for, years with hundreds of satis-

fied customers. We wish to keep our
therefore 6.05.66

customers satisfied |

BRING YOUR: HOOVER MACHINES Aarne
TO PARDMAN’S: AND: WE ‘WILL. CHECK THEM
FREE OF CHARGE

ON FRIDAY. AND. SATURDAY APRIL 9 AND 10.

PROBLEMS you MAY HAVE,

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MR. W. H. SAMPSON ~
WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO DISCUSS ANY CLEANING

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| LONGINE

ELGIN
CANDINO

DES Gilg
bin OOF

~ [DOIG

south’ has: received ' the unani-
mous support of the municipal |

th ‘Nakusp taunts et cll ip] ?
a usp mul ‘coun

also vexpected: nape such a
road.

Re \-
pathee ee ‘a road tat Be i aii-
quier-and Passmore because the
entire road would be construct

a road the length of th
that’ has"always' "been th
site of the people of: this area: ae
He said’such 8 lakes road
ould PEO A direct ‘link bet
oul ie je tour-
in ia it both’ pegurage tour: in-
ae of Lk any one
At the same time, he add-
ed, a road,south would be
vantageous to’ Cel,
ion personnel w!
the company’s an and | Ti
legar

eh mallee a Patisties:
‘From: Fauquier to Passmore
igs 88 miles while from Passmore
Passmore’ to’ Castlegar, is 2B
miles.
'From: Fauquier to “the. ‘Cas-

57 miles ‘while from the ferries

.| from the pulp mill to Nelson ‘s
The ; government candidate} 82%’ miles
sald: the for ‘a road}:

of Revelstoke, ake, Caste: ates

naird-Christina Lake, highwa:

60 miles while from’ Paulson
to Kinnaird is 29 miles,’.From
Paulson to Rossland is 29 miles
while from Rossland to Trail is
another 4% miles, The distance
pom Paulgan to Christina Lake
is

on along the lake to Castlegar
near the Celgar mills is 62 mil

another 22 miles. Th
The distance from Fauquler-

Nesales to'. Vernon fest 79 miles
@. distance ‘from ‘Fau-

and on to Paulson at the Kin-|'

From Needles to Renata and 4

Dusty flelds wher

Bay-. Arrowhead to Revelstoke is
(| 80% miles.

+ where ‘streams ates flow

Gererted farm above. Which ia

to. Nelson‘ is 24 miles and from | ¥¢

tlegar. ferries‘'via: Deer: Park’ is}!
to Nelson’ is’ 29% miles and | tial

‘Employment

““iIn his monthly employment y war
summary, |, Clift‘ estes cynana-| of 4
6 national: employment

‘ail, reports a niotice-

vity.
wie recorded: in’ the:
tion, business ‘service,. catering
and accommodation jodusteien:
According to Mr. Bristo

Worl are : hampéred by road

in the-Wwholesale and’ retail out-
lets’ were igh at’

During’ March shortages of

qualified cooks and ‘waitresses

orted ‘from: me et rest-

dirants and cafes. ' Qualific

auto” mechanics’ also were ‘in

ruction on hydro, com-

cia naar and residen-

from: the ferries to Trail is 17%
me.

From ‘Needles: to “Renata

tinued He ap

5-Pin ‘Tournament

A high school Spin tourna-
ment ' ‘was pela th ih’ Kimberley re-
gently with: three teams. from

of one team’ tea |

east es:
as ‘stg by]!

hea
Castle legar. may, ‘not have | won
‘but they. were most appreciative
of ‘the: subport
nett. and :many.

in éraploymentt act- a
Increased! ‘Smployenent rei
construc- f°"

| wore are and: mifie exploration seas

a Employment opportunities | tr

legar Participating. .Teams | 1
ie

N very. oo
ro the; trip was
Caron. “Jackson and © Elaine Ads-
id. Sait hin

giventhem: oy .
others. |;

| teacher throu
vitite? ill

Increase

Shown by ee

iral..Gradual absi lon
lea tradatmeit: eae

lobs ‘with 49

d placed “on Columba rojects. |
¥ Mr. Bristow comm t

Tegistering

iment

In pelt ale

The theme for National
‘Wildlife Weck fram -April'4 to
&) be “Help Stop’ Water
Pollution”, the Hon. W.-K es

«| panying literature
| of British Columbia:: The

Pot
‘was‘sponsored by- the Canadian

- | Wildlife. Federation and. its mem-
ganizations. 5

bee the en
out the
themselves of
the opportunity ‘to: stress sub-
jects which will i

jay ‘wab: dlspate asi Sir
John. A:° Macdonald. one the
‘last. spike near Shawnigs

jl Aug. 13,'1888.:

The
Saat that e only evorles to
uurevel. a ee ns..The tops
of thé rasa: ‘used to:make

and sent ta: Sonn t é Hi

these : factories: goin,

och estat

ies pote nuinber ‘of automo-
4 and ‘deh

non- ie 3
with: the local. National Employ. hae

ear, an
Iomopiies ‘and’ drivers’ than they
did ‘a! year'ago.’
tee car the, ferries for
Mareb, 1964,

jurnbér ‘of: par Fell (5,-

5 trailerg,.and
semnictraileca (6 nee ‘hawober.

or buses (768) ‘914;'num- |:
were Nineed livestock md

ase A OF
FAMILY. CAR ..
GETTING Ri

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cost loan to fix the old buggy up. Now’s the time
to do it, if you want to have it ready for the sum- ©
mer months ahead. What’s more’ you get added

tion when b ig at your credit union.
In'mi t cases of death or total and permanent dis-

. ability ‘the loan is marked’ “Paid In Full” hy

CUNA Mutual—the Credit Union Insurance Com-
pany...

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Castlegar Credit Union

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