12°, CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 16, 1964,
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Minto Chapter No. 79 Order
of Eastern Star Daffodil Tea
and Bake Sale..Twin Rivers
Hall. Apr. 18. 2.30 - 4.30,
Proceeds to Cancer Research
Door Prize, Tickets. 35c.

Kinnaird Little Theatre

sponsoring W. Kootenay Dra-
ma Festival in High School
Apr. 24 and 25, 8 p.m.

Robson Girl Guldes wish to
thank all who helped make
their annual Rag Drive and

Bake Sale such a success,
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Ing, Grocery Hamper Raffle,
Apr, 25 230 - 430 Legion
Hall,

ariel. Concert sponsored by
PTA Thurs, Apr. 23 at 7
pm at Stanley Humphries
High School gymnasium, °

Regular PTA meeting Mon-
day Apr. 27 8 p.m, High
School Cafeterla,

The Rebekah Lodge of Kin- ©
naird will meet Monday night
at 7.30 in the Nordic Hall.

radio-telephone communication in

Hydro to Install
Communications ©
Link Along Lake

AM

power line
ance and operation will result from
installation by B.C. Hydro of direct

the central Arrow Lakes area. i
>" The $22,000 project will pro-.
vide a direct radio-telephone link
between the’ Whatshan hydro, ge-
nerating station near Needles’ and
the Nakusp district office. This
will permit ‘radio contact with
maintenance crews along the
Whatshan - Nakusp . New Denver
60,000-volt transinisison linc route,
“B.C, Hydro manager J. G.
‘Johnstone of Nakusp said this will
provide more. efficient power linc
operation and maintenance, parti-
cularly during storm conditions,
and will-reduce power outage pe-
rieds resulting from line damage.

In addition to added opera-
tions safety along the transmission
line ‘route, the communications in-

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will allow fall mobile
coverage of distribution lines ser-
ving communitics -in the area,
“Field crews will be able to stay
in contact with Whatshan aud our
ofifce here,” Mr, Johnstone said.

The project, to get underway
within the next two weeks, is ex-
pected ‘to be completed ‘early’ in
June. In includes’ construction of
base stations, at atshan ‘and
Nakusp and repeater stations ‘at
Arrow | Park and. at Brause, ‘near

usp.

‘caslogar Wires
Congratulations
To. Don Brothers

Mines Minister Don Brothers
sent a letter to Castlegar council
at its meeting last week thanking
it for-the wire of congratulations
sentihim ‘on his’ recent appoint-
ment to the provincial cabinet.”

Addresing the letter to “Dear
Bob” (acting village chairman Bob
Madde rhe: ran, peeinat Mr.

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that ;
receiving ‘the telegram and added:

“My relationship’ with: the|[f

Castlegar council has been excel-
lent over the past. years and I
hope. that. we can work ‘together
for the benefit of Castlegar and.
district’ in the years which ° Tie
ahead.”

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VOL, 17; No. 17

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$365,000 Contract Awarded
For New Secondary School ;j

. Marpole Constructlon’ of Van-
couver has been awarded a $365,~
572 contract for the ‘building ‘of

iginal low bidders’ on the school

with a bid of $391,000. Bylaw pro-

vision for the school was $311,000,
je

_thé new Kinnaird junior

f The company moved onto the
aite Monday ‘and ‘aro expected to
start

ween the school board’s: building
committee, the contractor andi the
architect changes in tha school’ ac
of:ed~

-Marpole Construction were or-

ucation: were made

1964 School Mill

: fe
- igtrlct No.9 “has’ been set at

Bicycle, Safely.

ary Hyson- of - Robson has

named chairman of the’ bicy-

‘ele safety committee of the Cas.
tlegar: and Kinnaird Junior. Cham-
ber of Conimerce and will be res-
Ponsible for the conduct of.a bicy-
le -rodeo™ program to

for $365,672 approved, 4
ther--bids received on the
school when‘ tenders wero opened:
were;'LeeBuilt Construction $394,-
368; Bird Construction: $308,705;
Bennett and' White $401,111. and!
Creighton Construction $407,334.
‘The contract includes build-|
ings, grounds and landscaping and

"| the: department’ of ‘ education: will:
‘| share ‘in ‘these ‘costs, The depart:

ment vould not ‘accept a full gym
for the:school but the district will
build it’anyway assuming the fall
expense of the extra half-gym.

The board explained: tha ‘the
extra half-gym would be required

within a'relatively short period ‘of ‘soc

time ‘and would ‘then cost about

double: the cost of having it acne BS

last | under’ the contract.

Total pea in the school
district:! has’ jumped?" ‘by, $963,209
irmo. $29,105,035. to: $30, iS
‘The 1964: budget ‘figures in-
clude staff.-and operating ; costs
for” the ‘new. Kinnaird ‘junior, se=
condary ‘school ‘and: additio
ementary.’ staff? required for
district,. The. 25.37 mill rate com.

tive Ji

pares with a average
of 23.41 mills,
a Scoretaty treasurer C. H, King

te: ‘held in! June.

“The Jaycees will have the, co-,
‘operation of the’ RCMP ‘and: achool
authorities ‘in presenting ‘asbicycle’
‘gafety rodeo for~‘all’ school-age
children in;the district, .-

The rodeo program: will fea-
‘ture a driving course to ‘testa
rider's skill in maneuverability and

Xnowledge of safe bicycling Prac-,
“ti ’

‘The Jaycees also : will “offer
‘free safety inspections’ and mark

’“hleycles - with reflective: tape ‘for |-

it riding safety. This will: be
held ‘in: May.

: ‘The bicycle ‘rodeo will:be part
ofa nation-wide safety pzogram:
‘conducted ‘this year: by the’ Cana-
‘da Junior Chamber of Commerce
to reduce the. number. of children,
janoually ‘killed © and * ‘injured in
eee aceldents. 3

Pollution Control

The secretary of the Polfation
Control Board is to meet with
members of. council at

29 am. next We to dis-

\@uss matters relating to fhe vil
lage’s Water supply. >?

2)". 3. Keenan ‘will be accom-
Banied. by B.C. Hydro and Po-
wer a

this, year is Ragone au this
“compar: ‘last fii

's assess-
ment ‘is sasTesos this ‘year com-
pared.ta, $3,285,093 last year. : Cas
tlegar “ratepayers ‘will, pay $90, Ss

| to, the ‘school district. },

‘Kinnaird’s: assessment of. $2,-
sepals. compares with $2,757,409
last year ‘and, .it;-will contribute
$74,676 towards

e ‘assessment. in {the rural area

It an contribute: "S506 680
towards: ‘school + Purposes. res

t the’ os
vernment grants | to Sehisol district

No.9 for.1964 will total $299,812,
it

Kinnaird’and rural” figures:

ing $764,231 and ‘recoveries and
special : funds of $21,817" sive a
total budget of $1.08 of: $1,085,880.

CGB. Aircrafts
To Start Landing |
Here on Sunday

gined Super .DC6B aircraft would
be placed on, the Okanagan and
Kootenay service effective on Sun-
day.
The 66- planes. will

ool. purposes. '|

tennis
courts, possibly on high school pro-'
Rerty over® ‘the® present‘ sewage ||‘

disposal ‘area,'Comm. Lorne Zinio | -

told council meeting Tues-

night Popes}

Acting villag thairman: R. c.

laddocks ' termed “the” suggestion
‘an’ affront ‘to. council.” He no
that ‘the. club’ approached : council.
last year requesting a $200.'grant
and winter works: assistance: for
development of a court on the

¥ peels z

The’ Castlegar: Chamber of
Commerce has '‘set/up_a.Columbia’
river development: committee.’
"| Heading it will be J.-C. Enevold-
son of * i

+; Mr, Enevoldson told Cham!
members. last-week’' that the com-
mittee’ would. deal: with such ‘mat-|

ters asthe relocation of those per-

sons’ who will be flooded, water

He pollution and provision and main=
-) tenance

af: recreational “and -toi
ist: facilities.

z ‘Con ,
to ‘be ‘guided by interested indi
viduals and organizations in ‘the
area so that the committee con-

cerns itself < “with what ‘appears
to be important.” aa

Mrs sen noted. that the
‘arena ‘court reo

tly? °C
‘said pestis shontd’ exert pressure

to have’ the club’ utilize the ‘pre- |:

sent. court’“otherwise they. can-
not, rely, on: any/further. acuistance

been developed :

‘broke ‘the tle-vote by. voting: in ie
vor aoe the tnotion.

: The first item’ on’ a’
Prevented: Bighwuys. “Minister iP.

||. meeting. Acting’ village

'Gaglardl; and:Mines* Minister:Don| gi

Castlegar council. gave ucani-
mous approval, in principle Tues-

‘| day ‘night to a new layout of lots

in the Castle Bar subdivision and
to’ the ‘immediate ° subdivision : of,
four ‘lots: which’: the

sibilities". ‘fo T private’ "CPR
crossing when: it-is, designated -a
Public. crossing“:

“The letter also suggested that
fhe crossing fs partly a Senartmnent: ;

had

asked
at. one ‘of council's firet reeetings
of the. year, :

The new-found accord between
commissioners and Castle Bar sub-
division developer N.'T. Oglow was,
indicated » from» the ‘start of the’

Gaglardi when he meets with coun-,.
cil’.to, dicuss’ the: matter
umbla | Ave.; drainage. ,

R:C.. Maddocks ‘asked ' “Nick” if
he’ was ‘prepared to discuss the
Proposal immediately : without wait-
Hing forthe’ regular time: alloted
‘delegations and "Mr. Oglow’ assur-
‘ed!\“Bob’’: that he .was. . (Use of
first names ‘is‘ unheard ‘of. at’ Cas-
tlegar councll' meetings ‘which ‘are
‘conducted ‘on a: very proper’ basis
even: when heat argument ent 'de~
velops.)

h Oglow discussed: council's | BY

ction proposed subdivision bylaw. which

val “Cresto : | Making “the “presentation ‘to

tokes is:Carol Groutage e: While
0

calls for the subdivider to provide
roads, water. lines and ‘sewer lines
but does ‘not exempt the lots from
frontage’ taxes which are collected
by. the; ‘village: to! bay for: these
iten

ore recover. through: a troutige tax

‘Mr. Maddocks responded. that
this matter would be° c
before fourth’ reading is given the
bylaw. Comm,
it was ‘his
divider ‘sho
Pital. outlay in’ time”.an
the frontage tax vould thus _ be.
applicable.")

Developer Oglaw answered that
Mr. Hughes’ view “has merit .. :
and.so. does. the. larger..portion.of

B

such matters as automobile divers
-tooting: their hornsat female, ten.
nis’ players, :Hei: said -he:' under-
stands that the $200 grant made by
ithe village “is still: in: the’ bank.”

5 ih Mee *Maddocks, who last vert:

out |" VArt. An-
derson *:told: the: Chamber ° at? its

‘last: meeting that other items will

-ask for:

to:the -Trail-Castlegar. ‘highway,

improvement of. the Brilliant Bluffs’

stretch of.road, ‘a start’on the. bri-

dae across the Kootenay, river-near,
‘Brilliant;

That if the: grant.is.used elsewhere
then on the present site “they
‘be/ contravening ‘the ‘spirit: ce. the’

grant.” He added ; that :he feels
the club has “a moral sbueaton

Pressure :to bear on 7 the club to.use |.
the grant for the purpose for which | ,
it -was allocated | was- then Pro
Posed. Commissioners Hughes and
‘W.-H. Reed voted in favor. of ‘it

arise ‘existing capacity by aver
50 per cent. Filghts.3 and 4 will
operate on'a basis. leaving

‘ MacLeod.
(On':Monday night the two
men will meet with members of
Castlegar. council.)
& Mr. Keenan’ wrote
y. that it is his intent to deal “with
-, present problems and those like-
ily. to: be encountered with the
*;development anticipated on’ the
Col icLeod

Village: chairman Carl Loeblich
urged all to‘ at.

at 8 a.m. via Penticton,
Castlegar and Cranbrook :to ‘Cal-
gary with the return flight leaving |:
Calgary at 1.10 p.m. sa

Flight 12. will‘ operate from
Vancouver at’ 6 p.m. daily ‘via

Penticton . to . Kelowna -' arriving |*

there at 7.40 p.m.: Flight 11 will
leave Kelowna at 10.30 a.m, ex-
eept-on’ Wednesday ‘when ‘depart-
ure will be at.8 p.m. <

There will be .no flight from

|| Kelowna to Vancouver on Thurs=

days because of aircarit servicing

8 |: rdquirements in: Vancouver,

a SSOPA officials , say ‘the’ larger
lanes ~ are: needed. to. scope with
Steady increasing activity: in’ th

tend: the : meeting.’

~ haha 2

“Progress on ‘castlegar’s. sewer |

installation ; “seems: quite :- slow,”
works supervisor Norman McNabb
told council at its meeting Tues-
day night. +;

:‘He‘ said’ this. is partly due, to
the; fact“that the. contractor must
haul his. dirt on the highway while

are not yet

1 speedily.”

s - Representatives of B.C.
Hydro-: éonnected : with ‘the
Authority’s: -lands division
are © Castlegar

perties -wil'be followed later
with ° neetations for acquis-

| the. acquisition of. rirpertisa
at the actual site of.the.pro-} csr

-| posed High “Arrow: dam

“Ccomple'

Mr. MeNabb ‘said nortiou’ of
Crescent and King Streets and
Columbia Ave have been sewered.

‘The works supervisor said that
he- was advised: by the’ village's |‘
engineering representative on ‘the
Job that “immediately ‘they (the
“eontractor) are finished their work
on. the highway he is quite: sure
their work will come along a ite

? Mr. McNabb said the contract.
or will bring in. more machinery
when ‘all: materials: suchas man-
holes ‘are here: and. there are/1

* | materials hold-ups.:

the: Deer,

of :
will: ‘Bark: road in the event.of ‘High |

‘ow. dam” and improvements *
to-local. roads....:;.-

: Speaking: of the: Robson road,
Mr. Anderson. said © the “worse
;| spots” have been patched but. ‘it
requires : considerable | work ‘ yet."

~ The: committee. chairman said,
the: Castlegar. Sportsmen's -Asso-:

it. recommend approval in: prin-

ciple of ‘the subdivision proposal | « 3

Later’in the: meeting ‘a letter
ras read from Mr. Oglow indicat-

firm to
andon our rights and respon-

elation has backed a made
last’ year.for‘a scenic: drive to the
top’.of ‘the Lion's Head. and com:

roads on. Paper.” id

7). | Mented that: he would like. more] :
2 {| area. groups “to put their thinking
i] abe

B.C. residents miss out on an

hour's sleep-this weekend, #
jaylight -saving’ goes into ef-|-

fect at 2 ain. Sunday. morning and
the extra hour will be gained. back
in fall when. the province reverts
to standard time.”

ing, residents «should “turn ‘ their
clocks AHEAD ‘one ‘hour before

?. So, in order ‘not to be late for|
church or work on Sunday ‘morn-

Guides Collect

in Castlegar for
‘donations ‘for the Albernis Dis.
aster. Fund.

CA contribution box’ will also
be placed in the Castlegar village

loan cupboard. will be
the Civil Detene an

‘office for those who wish to do- iL

nate there. :

AS council’s necting Tuesday
night, Comm, Gwilym Hughes
‘suggested, that $1 per family
ix ion be a reasonable donation

they go to bed’ on Saturday night:

This Ioan ‘cupboard :is located
in: th

"LEGION GORNER

One ‘ordinary. membership was

read and:accepted and their appli- .
Auxiliary |

cations “for the’ Ladies
were approved at Tuesday night's
regular meeting.

It: was'moved’ that a donation
of $50.:be> forwarded trom :the
Branch to the Port Alberni-Alberni
District Disaster: Fund.

Comrade Green ‘reported that

there’ are now. 234 paid up ordi- | #

nary. memberships . with quitea
number. still delinquent members j-
for 1964.

A/‘small’ Sut’ enjoyable smo-
ker was held'on April15 and crib,
darts : and: shuffle, board contests
were ‘held,

“ Bingo ‘will be ‘held on Saturday jin
night. A work party -held’ at''the
hospital on Saturday sepairea the
Seiupleted this weekends

the former Castlegar

WALDIE SERVICE CENTRE has opened Gn! ' Castlegar|
for the repair of ‘small: gasoline’ motors, chain saws, : out-
board. motors. and lawn mowers. Owner’ Bill’;Waldie is
pictured here’ with service‘ manager ' Keith‘ Byers. Located

Rina:

biitd:

the

service centre is also agent

Suppl
for “McCulloch chain saws,

be) Johnson. outboard motors, Toro lawn mowers. and. Honda

row any articles can-do ts by toa
acting. one of the above named

Cement Plant
- Proposed For
Kinnaird Site

Plant and carry on a concrete ba-
sinesg,

«| The company’s wuaneaer, D. ¢.
McGauley,! appeared before coun-

cil: at: its’ meeting last» week: to

outline his plans and enquire about

zoning in that area.

Mr. "MeGauley. sald the batch

plant would ‘be similar to

run by the company at cantiogsr

and pal and indicated that even-

tually it is hoped to. transfer: the

‘— Castlegar. News Photo:

sompany's) Castlegar: operations to
the proposed: Kinnaird site,