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12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 11, 1963

Russian Concert ,
Raises Sum of $400

Kinnaird Socials

Mrs, M. Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488

For Health. Centre

More than $400 was reallzed

Mr, and Mrs, Richard Linville
of Riondell are arriving today for

for the Rotary Health Centre pre-|® Pre Easter visit with friends in

sently under™ construction’ here
when the Spiritual Communities
of Christ choir put on a perform-
ance at the high shee recently,

A full hall was
to enthusiastically hon the cholr’s
presentations.

Rotary president Art Anderson

has’ bee! school ‘here,

for the holidays,

Kinnaird, ‘They will be guests of
Mr, and Mrs, A. Schiavon, also vis-
iting Mr. and Mra, Harry Killough.
Their daughter, Joyce Linville who

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will return home with her parents

Mrs, N. Kuryluk plans to leave

expressed his club’s deep <grati-| Saturday for Vancouver where she
fade" for what he ‘called Ma fine| will be joined by her daughter,
example of good citizenship and|Miss Molly Kuryluk on an Easter

public interest.”

vacation in Seattle. There they will

He said that’ the choir will] visit Mrs, Kuryluk’s son-in-law and

also hold a concert in Grand Forks | daughter, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Steele.

in aid of the’ health centre here|From Seattle, Mrs, Kuryluk will

and that the Rotary Club will sult-|extend her trip, travelling by jet

ably express its appreciation to the|to Los Angeles for a visit with

choir at a later date.

another daughter, Mary Lou, who

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Order of Eastern Star

Daffodil Tea, Twin Rivers
Hall, Apr. 20, 2.30.- 4.30 All
proceeds to Cancer.

Easter Sunrise Service

Cenotaph Hill, 7 a.m. Apr. 14
Everyone Welcome. Coffee
. Served afterwards, ‘United
Church Hall.
Tea and Bake Sale
Ladies Aux. to Branch 170
Apr. 27, 2.30 - 4.30. Legion
Hall Sewing Table and Door
Prize,

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Easter
Baskets
Candy

Chocolates

Easter
Eggs
Open Tonight — Closed
Friday — Open Monday |
Castlegar
Drug |

Corner of Pine & Col:
R. BE. Goulet Ph. 365- 3911

‘o $2.
Liat

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are as follows:

is engaged in secretarial work in
that city,

Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Latta and
family, residents of: Kinnaird for
several years will Ieave to make
their home at the coast within ten
days, Mr. Latta as district manager
for British Columbia of Pacific Pet-
roleum Ltd. will: open his new of-
fice there.

“The Lattas regret their depar-
ture. in that they have acquired
many friends in this district, enjoy-
ing in particular their part in the
spirit of this community during
the curling season,;They have re-
ceived parting gifts from each of
the men’s and women’s organiza:
tions,

Mr, and Mrs. Latta, for the time
being will reside at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Latta of Vancouver who are
leaving shortly on a holiday in
Europe.

Meanwhile the Latta'’s new

home in the Glen Ayre subdivision
of Port Moody is being put into
completion and will be at their
disposal in three months time.

Speaking for our neighborhood,

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the Latta family will be greatly
missed. They are visiting in Merritt
on the current holiday weekend,
|

Mr. and Mrs, Ed Kulchesky are
looking ‘forward to the arrival of
their. three daughters and. their
families’ coming from Revelstoke,
Saskdtchewan and Vancouver. Mr.
Kulchesky is enjoying convale-
scence which is providing a re-
markable recovery from a recent
session in Trail-Tadanac hospital.
The family is converging: ‘here for
Easter.

Dianne Langevin formerly of
Kinnaird passed her grade 5 piano
music exam with honors, It was
taken in Vancouver, B.C. °

Herridge in Again
In Kootenay-West

Returned as Member of Parlia-
ment for Kootenay-West in Mon-
day's federal general election was
long-time incumbent Herbert W.
of the New Di

arty,

With 8,412 votes, Mr. Herridge
outstripped’ Peter Dewdney, PC,
with 5,059, George Cady, Liberal,
with 4,520, and Mrs, Edith Van
Maarion, Socred, with 4,378, :
Results in the Castlegar ‘area

Castlegar: NDP. 371, PC “200;
u ae SC 261; Kinnaird:, NDP 352,
C 188, L 149, SC-225;. Blueberry:

NDP 58,-PC 21,'L 6, SC 15; Rob-
son: NDP a PC 160, L 52, SC 74;

Syringa: NDP 5, P L 3, SC 12;
Deer Park: NDE 11, PC 2,L 3, SC
17; Renata: NDP 15, PC 1,L8,8C
2 ‘Thrums: NDP 64, PC 6 L4, se

“Richadeon Off
Fire Department:

(continued from page one)
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fire commissioner to ascertain the
wishes of the officers and men by
means of a secret ballot.

“Please Jet us have your full

as to the

if any exist, of adopting this pro-
cedure. Would it, on the basis: of
your, experience, and opinion, tend
to promote or hinder the effective

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VICTORIA, By Cy |

DEC, ee

VoL. 16, “No. 16

A preliminary’ Sateen
with the land office.in Nelson, will
be made to find out: ‘the ‘feagability
of of developing the Lion's Head rock

area at Robson.’ :
The ' Castlegar. : fof

ed by, the’ ‘booth’:
to. three years, ©
7H. “Kemperman,.:
chairman to study possible Castle-
gar-Kinnaird’ amalgamation “has

for. ‘the next two

Gone heard.a proposal by A.

» tourism chairman, at its
onesie last week for the develop-
ment which ‘wold “set aside’ the
Lion's Head for a' scenic route and
2p Sonluetlon with: the

SAA motion; was carried by. the
Chamber that ‘it write the govern:
ment for. this: purpose after check-
, ing with theiland attics. at Nelson,

Vartous methods of ‘fund ‘rais-
ing and. advertising. were ies
by, thesmeeting in view of the start

the tourist season. The Chamber
oes told by president Fred Gibson
that noidecision could be reached
on: the: replacing’ of” last’ year’s

‘You, until a: budget was forthcom-
ing by the tourism committee,
Tt ‘was Aecided. to apply for per-
6 V

foor.street running and house num-

bering which is of current interest | H

to both villages.’;

He ‘presented | the following
recommendations which he :had
prepared” after’ meeting “with
Comm.’ Pat. Romaine. of : Kinnaird
and Ed Lewis, Castlegar Fire Chief.

“To: be submitted: for the ap-
Proval “of | the (Castlegar village
onal ae his “proposala: :

1

committee | §

KINSMEN KIDDIES. PARK

Seventh ‘Aveniie.
low, only oroximately
400 feet or less if streets ‘are closer

:were: Ki

Hoan ‘and Don Granstrom. —

and installation’ of the Ginderaround ept sprinkling ‘system.
presently underwa' Helping out last Sai
Pete. ;Woykin,.’
bers Reg Skinner, Brick Saunders,

is: beginning’‘to tale shape

Ernie Keructzly, Jack
Castlegar News P:

for equip.
ment ‘and changes'on.a’ program
designed to. control various, odour
‘emission sources in’ their: prosess,
Comm.’ Walter: Thorp reported to
Castlegar counelt at: its. meeting
Tuesday night,

Mr. ‘Thorp, who presented a
report on behalf’ of), himself: and
village chairman :Aage Sylvest, said
Celgar.. is s Prepared to.\attend , a.
Ys | meeting’ on

together, for each street ‘or avenue
number.:If no street evists in cer-
tain‘ parts‘‘of: Castlegar and “Kin-
naird, allot the appropriate street
or avenue number in sequence for
the section for every

mission ‘to th

to move the tourist sooth from its
Present location and place it bet-
ween the’ firo: hall and:the Co-Op
Garage. This Jand is to:be retain-

Columbia Cellulose Co: Ltd. gave
$1,500 and’ will match. your ‘contri-
bution dollarfor-dollar ‘to’ another
$1,500, Make, your ‘donations ‘ now
at the Bank ef! Montreal or Can-

RUN. it To THE TOP
H

SSE pattern, i

cil. at. its. meeting Tuesday night.

agreed street and avenye
spacing. This is to be done to avoid
future problems of naming new
streets according to this suggested
patterns.

can’ continue ‘later ‘across the Co-
lumbia into

“The itate of purchasl UE
16,000 gallons of oil for use on Cas-
Hlegar streets this year, as compar-
ed with 12,000 gallons put’ down
two years ago,’ is' to be studied by
Comm, V. R. Cook at: the’ sugges-| .
ee of acting village chairman’ R.
C, Maddocks.
This action follows representa-

tion sbeil’s meeting
Tuesday ae Dd: vdlage resident
Catt Rolph. a

as following

: was
up'a petition’ Bul sbmaitted to
ome’ time ° ago, painted out tat
the: situation’. with: regard to: di
n_ Crescent St: sould soon arse

effect
+ | control : objectionable smell.
fallout from’ industrial.

| Maddocks and ‘Frank Richarison
| didnot attend the meeting as they
feel “that all meetings tobe wor-
thwhile'should be open to the press
Le ‘that'they.would prefer not to
ja closed: meeting’ on this
subject” i

:." Following ‘the ‘reading of ‘the
report, Coma. hemerrentae objected
to the reference: 1: meeting
was bald “at the uggestion of, Cel-
“I thought I

(b) Firat Avenue West to run |’

parellel to: Cohimbia Avenue jfleht
throi legar’-and

Possibly further.’ West avenues il

continue’ in’ the ‘gen

of Kraft and- Kinnaird-

Ye Pes

tin Castlegar

io be, First, Street ‘and, the ‘streets

to run at right angles to Columbia ||

Ave, continuing through Castlegar,
Kinnaird; and, possibly Blueberry,

‘numbering.and ‘pat-
tern can apply.in Ootesthenia:

. 5s House numbering to ibe based | §
fitting in

irregular streets into. the. proposed

Highways Dept. ay
Wil Maintain
GPR Footpath

The department of highways
intends to maintain the :footpath

attached to the CPR. bridge over |:

the Columbia river, highways en-
gineer, A.B.’ Staite advised coun-

eral’ direction |:
-Christina

Sahay
chiatric nurse, “is “home "visiting
her‘ parents, Mr. and: Mrs.) FP.’ A.
Day of China Creek, after’ having

a two-year training ‘cou-| : *

TV Rebroadcasting
Station Receives
OK for this Area

tal Hospital in Essondale-

of Stanley. Humphrie:

Secondary
Schoo! in’ Castlegar. fae

- Girls’ Bowling,

{rse.at Essondale’ Provincial ‘Men- | :

Miss Day is a:former' graduate |, .

He said that’ th
bi a lust. ‘Columbia

reas +
between the !blackt
ve, and the sider

large vehicles. that.
-He.spid.thatitit

trucks,4

when they. fareun ‘Create a sve
euura" and ;theit:exha
of dust?=:-

“he 1963 mill rate for shoot
District: No. 9 will be 222 mills,
: up. from the 19,71 ‘mills it’ was

f Castlegar. council at ‘its meeting |
Tuseday pete

ah

Dime: Parade April 27

Cadsts ‘of Squadron 581 are,
to-‘raise.’ money: for the” Rotary
Health’ Centre-here by ‘holding a

la*-isn’t paved, 2 is: quite -a'| 7°
dusti: nuisance,: oct from}
th

Cadets Wi Will: Hold Ai

Parade of Dimes for two. hours |.

gar,”

had aaked a for this. mecting.””:;
Mr. ‘Thorp’ answered ‘that

company ‘had agreed to" the -meet-

ing six months ago and'that it was

be open at the: press-and that they
would prefer not to attend a closed
meeting on this subject,’ For. the
above reason and also to avold the
suggestion’ that'‘the ‘people : being

Pletely informed they’ did: not: at-

tend se “apell 3 meeting. How- |

tj Co ‘Righ-) ever, they are: Soe to attend
arisen of aatleuar felt that ails any future meatings open to the | |
ld 2 é

represented: were’ not being ‘com- | Castl

e | thelr casé stressed the Red ‘Cross

Int resting ‘gabes on activi

were © given ‘to: local) community
chest ‘directors “last “week ‘when
‘Tra Cross-representatives at-
‘tended a KRC. meeting...”

= Aim of the delegation, com-
prised: of R. J: Thompson, ‘Trail
ire Cross Branch president and
J. M, Cameron, vice-president, was
to explain their reason for request-
ing an increase in grants from’ the
Kinnaird] a. Robson: Castledar Com.
munity Ch
Mr, can -in presenting
is not. only, an: international ‘orga-
nization, ‘it is “very. much” a‘ na-
and local organt-

Moved up at Mr. 8 re:
est,

Richardson ‘then pressed
the’ we and Mr.’ Thorp answer-
ed: “I' think we have d very

2g fairly: with, Lean § actions at. the,

text of the report follows
‘This: meeting, held at the

. | géstion of Celgar, was for the pur- | Iy:
Pose of bringing council up, to date | :-

on | Celgar's. plans’ for: controlling
and abating the nuisance and pol-
lution’ oes ‘from the pulp-mill,:

The meeting was suggested by
Celgar, “offtelals at a similar meet-

| time Celgar’ outlined. their. propos-

ed plans for dealing with the’ ob-|
Jectionable’y effects: of the waste’
Products being discharged ‘into the,

“at should be clarified that Cel-|.

tional,
zation as well,
Largest’ single activity of the
Red }Cross’-is “its blood. service;
‘about 800,000 pints of blood being
annually: for. somé:300,-

orp Mitood is me approximately: ‘$6 per pint,

ing held on Nov. 19, 1962, at which |

1/000 patients, ‘The Trail area us
| about: peeps es ints, said ‘Mr.« Came-
ost: of supplying’ this

of tare one-half. is paid bs the
organizatio: i

lea of the Red Cross organization |’

g-| Sular classe: in home nursing local:

iwelly ‘
‘Another of its concerns is the
care of .veterans and. some 15,000
vets have received arts and crafts
therapy : through the Red Cross,

caught:.two other Dolly Wardiems ‘
near the same spot, one weighing
8 pounds and the/other, 10 pawns: ist

There are also the. emergency
disaster services, both nation-
al and: international, - and : the ‘or-
ganization is active in water-safety
programs, training instructors and
holding ssummer classes, some in
the ‘immediate area, x
About: 4,000 youngsters are
active an: Junior Red Cross Projects

gar requested that the Nov. 19 aug.
pril 3% be
Castlegar. and | Kinnaird councils

because . this: would ‘make it pos-
sible: for: them to be‘ appreciably |

of their-problems and

carried out through the elementary
schools of the province. rs

‘Mr. ‘Cameron drew attention

also to the hospital-loan-cupboard,. |
which has equipment | suck™ as
wheel-chairs and hospital beds, etc,”
to be used: locally when sana

If, all these services were

and be. held without press coverage |

tnore effective and frank in giving |:
the councils an accurate: account|.
posals,

be purchased by the people of the.
area the’ cost.-would be. around
$25,000," he © stated,” instead ' of be--
ing available. free .of charge thro-

ugh : the .Red Cross.

: Estimated | 1963 reauirements
for the' National Red Cross run in

»| the amount -of $8,304.000 or about

on April 27,

iv SIs willbe held on
Ave,-from the. Marlane to-Eremen-|
ko’s, from: the Bank of 'C
tothe’ Credit. Union, from’ Kin-Gar

\ The Proposed CBC TV. rebroad- |=
casting transmitter. which ‘will pick | {
up -its ‘signal “from. .the : Rossland-
nil. transmitter. and!:which » wat
i «, 2
seers of the Retaou area’ by abit @ ‘) Video to: Bob's and an See Cas
eas antenna hay: heen approved] .: “The girls’ ‘Dowling team from Hlegar, Deugte’ Simpso
by the’Board of Broadcast. Gover-|SHSS has won the East:and ‘West
nars. jowling «
The transmitter, which’ is'also| and leave for. Vancouver tonight to
expected to serve communities ‘be-| take: part the: ‘Canadian cham:
yond: Kinnaird, a approved in| pionships,
Ottawa last. Thursd: The local girls beat out teams
‘The low power. “EV transmitter from «Trail, . Cranbrook, Nelson,
is'of'a type, and Creston to repre-
short range applications. It. will sent the Kootenys, Last year: the
operate,on channel 3 at five watts. | SHSS “boys won: the Kootenay
At press time, the CBC had not yet | championship. This year, however,
responded to a Castlegar News wire | they were .in the cellar.
requedting further Hetatie. we The Birls start bowling in

% KIRN ARB. 3 BRIEFS =<) and will. be competing with ae

from all over Canada. Fred Bonnett
Correspondence read at the} will avcompany::the- girls to’.Van-

continuing operation of our fire de-
partment to conduct such a secret
ballot every. year.
“As the review of our fire:de-

40 a per capita, Mr. Cameron

THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT.
iy dod _ Team Leaves. For

‘roughly - 59

‘quota: $7,300,
; [or 37 cents ‘per. capita ‘The Con:
solidated :. Mining

; 13,000,
per capita), ‘Nelson:

Here’s a carefully detailed pump

'S
we will keep you informed and
we would ask you.to-give us the
benefit of your full: comments
any aspect that you feel ‘would war-

it”

Mr, Syivest- alte wrote. Hon,
Eric Martin, minister of health,
asking about:the problem “of res-
ponsibility for patient safety inthe
event: of a fire at Castlegar’s hos-
pital.”

‘

that makes light work of walking.

A comfortable mid-heel and modified
tee highlight Naturalizer’s comfort.

meeting last week:

ie sald 'a lot of ‘corners had a
been cut in the development of tions.
3 the perk but that the major part | #2 -\delegation ‘felt. the ‘area co-.

;| vered by. the -KRC~ aia ceapable: of,
share : of

“Our concern is,” he. writes,
“does ultimate — responsibility be
with the hospital administration,
the local fire department, or the
provincial fire marshal? We simply
wish to; establish where responsi-
+| bility should rest,

“We would be pleased to have
specific advice. and comments on

“Teachers in School District No. ‘9 are ae ;

to have sent a‘ resolution to the B.C. Teachers’ Fed- :
. ,eration’ requesting’ that’ the -schovl district here ‘be
placed “‘in-dispute’’over the: action of the -school
Roy Brown of. his’ position as

IN SIX

manager of the Castle Bowladrome,

this subject, also: any_ information
on how this problem is dealt with
at hospitals .of comparable size.”

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Ph, 365-5158

Box 51; Castlegar, B.C.

: ATTRACTIVE
PATTERNS

ee ,

meeting © of the: Kinnaird villag
council last’ week included a letter
from A.J. Melrose. Mr. Melrose re-
marked: about the -poor
‘| of the road at the access point of
:'| his property on 7th Street at. the
end of 4th Ave..The matter was
turned over'to Comm, Ron Giles
Ps for. investigation.

a ‘bys Jaw: in ‘which ». trades ‘license
';| would require‘a higher fee for. non-
oars | rsidents, the Department of ‘Mfun-

icipal tals has notified council

| couver along with:Reno Fabbro.
team are Penny Gibson,:- Marge

Members “of ‘the /SHSS girls’

Regarding an. application: for

Dams, Mrs, S. Glebotf, Mrs. Bodo.

kimoff,' J. Raine, : Mrs, : Heslo;

Smith; B. waldie, Celgar. Say

" Binployees, iW.; 3. Lambeth
le ‘Tire Shop.

that, th and can-

lop,’ 3-| that’ to date the application: had
eral not been returned,

ed at ine. meeting; inthe emouat of
se :

not. be accepted,’ It .was: reported | +

Building permits were approv-

Je
berts and Marge Nazaroff.

{in municipal‘ celrk’ Joe Logelin’s
=-phar“Jean~Stainton

Gallo, Bev julia® Ro-

Bob Maddocks
‘Chairs: Meeling S

+ the: chair; at-Castlegar’s council
meeting on ‘Tuesday: night.

: Millage chairman Aage Sylvest
sie ho¥idaying | in® Alberta while,

absence at’ Vanconver, stenogra-

minutes.

‘Comm, B.C, Maddocks was in|

iD of thet

“TE: the BCTE- ‘agrees to the action, it means that

Jim: Corbett, ' principal ‘

It..is- understood ‘that

trict (if-any. teacher. ‘would

would : not: ac-

: cept. teaching positions in this school district.

of Twin Rivers Elemen-

-tary: School and: presidént: ofthe local branch of the
BCTF, refused to comment on the. ‘reported: action.

the’ action’ was taken ‘by

the teachers ata: ‘special’ meeting last week. c

It means that if the BCTF’ agrees to:the district.
being placed in’ dispute, ‘then normal: term-end. vac-
ancies would not’ be filled’ while the principalship at
the high ‘school, ‘ifthe: school ‘board’s: action stands, .
“would have to be” ‘filled from ‘within ‘the /school: dis--

accept: the position) be-

cause ‘no . teacher’ from ‘outside the ‘boundaries’ of
School’ District No.’ 9. would accept a teaching: or ad...

. Tuesday — nigh

“castlezar conneit set poliey
ton the » matter,
of press access. to. correspon-
dence,

At. the suggestion of acting
village chairman R. C, Maddocks,
commissioners present’ unanim- -
ously agreed that correspondence ‘-
.Fead at an open public meeting
should ‘be available to the: press
but’ that” the ‘village chairman
and ‘municipal clerk. should go
through ‘the correspondence  be-
fore ‘cotincll meetings and with-
old ‘any ‘letter ‘they: feel should

-culnistralive position in a-disputed area. .;

be dealt witty ‘by. commissioners
in’ privat 3

cuaiier of:

a, : Kinnard
‘Trail disclosed that councils

in. those centres hold the belief :".

ed’ the. matter! witht the he village
solicitor ©:“‘who 2 the
view’ that once:

‘ out is public it Me San