3 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 11,

Rese Show Postponed
By Legion Auxiliary
Until Further Nolice

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Legion held thelr regular meet-
ing ‘Tuesday evening In the acd
jon Hall with

Four more resignations in
the Ci schol district were

2 1's,
Peppard presiding and nine mem:
abers present.

The rose show that was to
have been held this month hag
been postponed until further no-
tice. New tables for the hall were

discussed and prices will be )ook-
ed into,

A request Was made to all
veterans and their wives enter-
ing the hospital to leave their
names at the desk so the
‘committee will know they are in
‘hospital and be able to visit
‘them. The visiting committee re-
ported five visits to the hosnital.

Finals plans were made for a
franquet to ben held later this non-

irs. M. Hinglev will attend
te aes council meeting in Nel-
son June 13 and 14 as’ official
delegate. Mrs. F. Bacon will at-

‘tend’ as standard bearer.

A successful report was
heard on the catering for the
Pythian Sister's banquet. Mrs.

Hingley closed the meeting after

‘which the hostesses, Mrs. Bacon

freshments, The hostess
was won by Mrs. M. Peachy.

“| Ooteschenia . school

LL

accepted by the school board. at
its regular. meeting Monday
night. .

Miss Nancy Richardson have
resigned from the high school
staff, Mrs. A, L. Geranazzo has
resigned from the Castlegar ele-
mentary school and Mrs, S, Alli-
bone has resigned from the staff
of Valley Vista school in Kin-
naird, .
The school board is prepar-

Castlegar District. Local teachers
will form a welcoming commit-

Four More Teachers Quit;
Board Trys. For New Ones

Miss Mary Richardson and:

ing a brochure advertiseing the|

A request of the board that
it do away with the speed zones
at the Brilliant and = Tarrys
schools was turned down by the
board.

Mrs, G, Thorpe was appoint:
ed relieving teaoher next year
for Brilliant school principal H.
Hyson,

Kinnaird Resident
Questions Charges

The reason the Village of

tee for any new coming
into the area, :

The board extended its ap-
Preciation to the SHHS students’,
council for the’ fine manner ‘in
which the graduation ceremon-
jes were carried: out, Friday
night.

The use of the high school
cafeteria for a dinner June 22
was granted to St. Rita's church.
‘The building committee of
the board ~ reported’ that the
has been
checked and very little’ work ‘has
to be done.
The secretary-treasurer, ,C,
HH King is'to get information on
theft insurance for the equipment
in various District schools. He is
also to write the five dentists
who came out from’
handle the dental program in the,
schools of the area.

White

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA’

REGISTRATION OF
SELLERS AND USERS

Pursuant to
MOTIVE-FUEL USE TAX ACT —

Effective July 15th,1959, no Person shall sell
‘motive-fuel in British Columbia unless he is in posses-
sion of a valid Registration Certificate; and

Also effective July 15th, 1959, no person oper-
‘sating a commercial motor vehicle shall acquire or use
motive-fuel in British Columbia unless he is'in posses-
sion of a valid ‘Motive-fuel User Permit.
‘“Motive-fucl means diesel fuel, e, butane stove-ofl
furnace’ oil, kerosene, fuel-oll ‘and any other fuel, or com,
binations of fuels acquired or: used for the propulsion of
a commercial motor-vehicle, except fuel commonly known
.as gasoline.

If you are:
(1) A Seller or distributor of ‘ motive-fuel as
defined above; .or
+ A User of motive-fuel as defined above,
- in a commercial motor-vehicle in Bri-
tish Columbia .
“you should promptly apply to the DIRECTOR, “CON-
SUMER TAXATION BRANCH, PARLIAMENT BUILD-
INGS, VICTORIA, B.C., who will supply the necessdry
forms for free registration and other pertinent. data
pursuant to gallonage tax on motive-fuel used in com-
mercial motor-vehicles.
USERS SHOULD SPECIFY THE NUMBER OF THEIR
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES POWERED BY MOTIVE-
FUEL IN REQUESTING .REGISTRATION APPLICA-
TIONS TO FAGILITATE THEIR COMPLETION ,
Note: “Persens regularly operating. commercial motor-
vehicles using motive-fuel from outside Bri-
tish Columbia. into. this Province. must be reg-
istered as users, All commercial motor-vehic- .
les using motive- fuel and operating on high-
ways in this Province on and after July 15th, -
1959 must have a Motive-fuel User Emblem. ..

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FROVANCE OF
BRITISH ‘COLUMBIA :..

(2) >

the cost of a
new home in Kinnaird as being
$10 per square foot for building

council to a resident at its ro-
gular meeting retently.

Rino Manarin asked council
why his estimated cost of $8,000
for a home was changed to $11.
000 on his building permit.

Mr, Manarin Said “My labor
is worth zero after five o'clock”
and asked - council why labor
should be taken into considera-,
tion when he was building the
house himself,

Commissioner G. S, Rust said
“These bylaws are our only
guile.” He quoted from the bull.
ding bylaw which says that “all
work, labor and materials shall
be included” ‘when calculating
the cost of a dwelling.

Mr. Manarin

permit charges was explained by :

$40,338 During May
In Building Permits

Eight building permits total-

g@ $40,338 were issued during

May works supervisor Norman

McNabb told the last mecting of
the Castlegar council.

‘Thirteen trades licences were
issued and the fees for six or
seven delinquent trades licences
collected. The seventh delinquent
trades licence has been placed tn
the hands of the village solicitor.

One dog licence was issued
in the village during May, and
there was one traffic ticket given

Mr, McNabb told council that
Hemlock St. near the Drive-In
had been completed. A catch basin
and is nearing completion.

The bandstand has been fin-
ished at the ballpark: and the ex-
tension of 2nd Ave. off Green St.
is completed,

Building Committee
Trons Qut Problems

‘Three members of the bulld-
the Ci

for an improperly parked car.|-

has been installed in the village ||

Teachers Elect
Vic Mowbray

Vie Mowbray was elected
president of the Castlegar Dis-
trict Teachers’ Association at its
annual mecting at the high
school, +

Vice-president is
Smith, secretary ‘is . Mrs. A.
Mackercth and’ treasurer is. w.ly
R. Whittaker. a

District counsellors are Mrs.
F. Quance, W. Olesk!, Miss C.
Proudfoot, J. Killough and F. Fil- | i
pate Salary chalrman Js L.,Can-|§
eu, 7

radios and phonographs.
Dealer for RCA Victor.
Mes.: Pal

ups made here.
“Years of experience is our guarantee
of dependable service”.

ELECTRONIC SERVICES

Phone 3331

Repairs to all makes of TV's, |

Applications for TV cable hock- #

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Frozen Food: Lockers:for.Rent

PORK RIBLETS, 'tb.,

of
and District Hospital — George
Rilkoff, John Williams and John
Sherbiko — have been meeting
with the hospital’s architect and
contractor iT. -
spital administrator J.
barons said the meetings are
ironing out problems that have
arisen since the construction of
the hospital. The contract expires
at the-end of June,
Mr, Bainbridge said that “in
a planned program to control
the heat of the building in the
summer” aluminum awnings will
be placed on windows facing the
sun and insulation ‘will be put
around alf hot water pipes in the
hospital. ~

whether the village, in assessing
the type of work to be done; can
set a price on labor. “My labor
is costing me nothing.”

Mr. Manarin then suggested
that a fee for building permits

;based on the square foot be in-

corporated into the bylaw.
“You've given us a very good
point,” said council

Now Drugs Studied
- At Castlegar Hospital

‘The ‘Castlegar hospital has
a pharmacy committee which is
constantly reviewing new drugs
and bringing the hospital’s know-
ledge up to date on shem says

Carl Loeblich.

He said the matter would
be considered when council finds
time to give consideration to a
new building bylaw. ‘

hospital J. Bain-
bridge..

‘The committee is made up of
two members of the hospital’s
Medical staff, the superintendent
of nurses and fhe hospital admin-
istrator.

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WATERMELON, whole, !b.,
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Published Every Thursday at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA} THURSDAY, JUNE 18,1959

10 CENTS PER cOPY

25. Ton te Plant Arrives
a Weekend. For Arena

fi ‘The 25-ton plant
for the arena arrived in Castle
gar Sunt and was unloaded

couh.

: ‘The projects Soclety had the
plant {inspected and obtained the
members and community volun: advice. of the Canada Ice Mach:
The project society bought| ing. this equipment in-the arena.
the refrigeration plant from the ‘The company's written report
T, Eaton Co.'s store | ca by that
in March. The equipment consists| every effort be made to obtain
pt two compressors driven by 40 this equipment as it would be
hp motors, a double-pipe conden-| completely, suitable for forming
ser, two shell and tube. coolers| the basis of an ice. plant to -ser-
and three circulating pumps dri-| vice-a skating rink-and three" to
five ‘sheeta of curling:ice.

the major:‘and minor-equip|). .
ment that goes to make up: the] offer “of. $1,000 for. the* centiré
plant. Plant, The T. Eaten €o.;-after con.

This’ has been in ser-| sidering the: pi posal ‘along with:

vice for 15. to 20 years and. was, jurritl
up until a ‘few mon-
‘tha ogo ‘chen the food serving
facilities of the store were com:
. Bletely wenowated and’ exter
sive use was'made of smaller

- Kinsmen Club to Bulla.
,, Children’s | Playground

The C Kins-
men Club has received permission
from the Village of Castlegar to
develop the*children’s park and
name it.Kinsmen Kiddie ely

community that nut bee wt utilize
the! “plant for community Purpos-

couaey Clarke was in charge
the: equipment

“hich arrived. on. two trucks.
~ Ararngements ‘were: Inade with
Oswald “Motors to handle ‘all!
= fle larger plocee with the wree-

‘W.. Thorpe, Proje ociety
said he. was pleased
that‘ the equipment: arrived
Boom condition ‘and: that’ it was
‘without a hitch of any
kind: or’ even ‘a’ skinned knuckle.”
It is hoped the ice plant will
had) be operating in.-the arena for the
winter months.
>.Those men who had helped
unload the ice plant, a job Project|
society, ~could,
have cost $250, were N. Oswald,
Hi. Haines, O.’Dubie, E. Nemrava,
Lanzar-

the park was now te ready fer de-

jlons of
and labor would be appreciated.
‘pres-

council's regular’ meeting: and, of-
fered to develop the whole. park.
The’ Kinsmeh club will seed
the lawns, construct.a wading,
eee ann pak

R “Norris; * D, ‘Sezom
Jerom A Thorp, W.;Markin; Mi;
of

The ‘project soclety made. an}!

.| dinner last Thursday ‘evening-in the Kinnaird Improve-

||a large area back of Castleaird
-| might be an air strip...

Granting of Trades Licences

_ Debated

9-teachers, Miss Ella-Martin, Dr. F. M.. Thorne‘ and Miss
¥. A. McKinnon. The: happy trio were honored by the Cas-
tlegar and ‘District Teachers A jation. at a

ment Society’. /Hali.: Miss Martin and Dr, ‘Thorne’ have |’
taught i in Castlegar for the past six years while Miss. Mc-
Kinnon’ has taught in the Kootenays for 40 years. ‘Twenty-
eight, of.those years were spent in the Castlegar? District

Three, Readings
Given Water’. .
. Bylaw by Council .

; Kinnatrd’s $177,000. water ex

“now. gone to Vis for ap

' Broval.
: Mlooted date:for the revote
“on ihe bylaw, defeated six
weegs ao'by five votes, sted
18,

"The bylaw was orl:
"gor $188,000 .but’ bond discount
rates have since lopped $8,000)
” off this figure: However, fin-
‘ance chairman G. 8.-Rust warn-

ef council - that: interest rates),
are going up and. this “saving
init be lost unless the bylaw
is presented.to thé ownerelec-

. tors 48.soon as possible...

-|for ‘Mr, Hill, was applying to

By Castlegar Council
Barber Shop Gets Licence;
--FreefEnterprise Questioned

By BURT CAMPBELL :

‘The eternal questi nm of whether or not free enterprise
should ‘be restricted or remain uncontrolled came up for
lively diséussion’ at the: regular meeting of Castlegar council
Tuesday night.

Barry’ Hill of Barry's Barber
Shop attended the meeting.to pro-
test against any further barber-
ing Ucences being isstted in the
village, pa

‘I'm not adverse, to free en-

/’ sald Mr. Hl, but he
said he was against council is-
.sulng, any further basbering U-
cences In the }

James Ferguson, who worked

and the last 11 of them in Castlegar, Seé story page 3

LARGE FIELD CLEARED :

Planes May: dand in Village

We
“what regulations are there, also. fet the, company would Bava
“anding'to -apply to

within the .village’ for a’

Former Castlegar Girl
May Adora Magazine .

‘A former Castlegar ‘school

girl may* adorn’ the cover of

feekend Magazine.

council for a trades licence to
open a barber shop in the Hotel
Marlane.
Mr, Hill said that he had two!
chairs and’ would have.a‘man in‘ could-not™be found for ‘it. Mr.

cancy in his store caused.by, Mr.| trades licence was then votedt am
In _addi-! with commissioners Carr and Syt-

Judi Elliott,

field?" was. a question that spar,
ked a fiery but short ‘discussion
at Kinnaird’s regular council
meeting ‘Monday night.
.Cooke Lumber..Co. of Green-

sranspert) for ‘approval ‘of an a

The Village soleitor will look
into the matter.: - Z

‘wood, .who are working a timber

of
and Mrs. Elliott of Osoyoos, was
Picked by: Weekend “Magazine

staffers Stephen Franklin and
Harry Rowed as‘a‘subject for a

-tion, said: Mr. Hill, Ed Lewts has.

vest voting. for 2pproval of te

a two-chair shop ‘and there will

be three chairs in the barber|Maddocks. and Pettitt vatinge

shop opening at Castlealrd Plaza.! against it. Mr. Oglow then vated
‘“f think there's ‘such a point| in favor of the application.

or better,” An tit

picture: story.'on the O!
and its. beauties.

he commented.

town within a week to fill the va-/ Ferguson's ‘application for @ ~

limit above Kinnafrd, are clearing Kinnaird. Recognizes
Plaza ‘for what is) suggested

af eas It’s a woman's ‘prem ‘ative to
mmomis- | make-up: her. own: ming. ;
addin tenttiry-gateos’ a

“play: ‘

anny Geronazzo told. council
that 2 the el ‘club has experienced and”
| capable persontiel .ready to. start
immediately on the park. He sald
‘the club would ask council to, ap-
prove mi going into the
projects at the park.
, Geronazzo, sald it is “ait.

- Following Accident ©
_ On Sherbiko Hill...”

“Mrs. George Perevéresoft, 34,

hospital yesterday ‘as a result of
injuries “ received “when | she | fell
ead out oe a qaovine truck Proceeding
u
Rotery delegate at the meeting ip. Sherbiko bil,
. empowered to offer the club's ser-
vices for seeding the lawn at:the
playground, said “I don’t think it
will hurt anyone's feelings if the
. Kinsmen want to do it.” Rev. Res-
ieee said the Rotary Club is busy,
with plans for a health centre for
‘the village.

‘Parks chairman‘ Gordon ‘Pet-|
titt said there are other areas set
‘aside -for parks in. the. willage
should some’ other, group ‘be in-
terested in working on a park,

Letters will be sent to all or-
‘ganizations |. ich .expressed an

Soff fell" out,of ‘the front /seat.
She was ‘rushed. te the Castlegar’
hospital where: she ‘was ‘treated
for. cuts and head injulres. She
was later tranaferred to the Trail
hospital where death occurred.

the. funeral: which
at Pass Creek at 2 pm, Saturday.
Mrs. Pereveresoff is: survived by
her. husband, four brothers,’ and
ther parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter.
Repin of. Pass eek. ie

‘| zoning. bylaws of the village. He

of Castlegar’'died in the Trail).

» It is believed Mrs. Perevere- B

« The Castlegar Funeral Home|,
issin' chargé of arrangements for|' *
will’ be--held|--

company Was! infringing on ‘the SE

Bosse and Madiocks: | :
-| Erect Business Block

A new. business ‘block to

gan to. choose the gates for the
new cemetery,
Mrs, Dougan showed council
@ pamphlet of gates that can be
bought for. the. Park. Memorial
Cemetery and then. announced
m {that the one she wants is a com-
bination of three designs. -
port Papeete Oe sae
» ted by Pettitt Photes, . want isn’t here," laug! ge
“Bids for the: new. onestory chairman Carl Loeblich. Council
members decided that any gate

Mr. Hill told council that he

trades permit to operate from: fis

~. The.two reporters tipst, tried].
«lo find a Penticton beauty’ for

their ‘story, but ‘without success,
‘They hunted’ in hotel lobbies, on
the streets, in. banks and stores

"| photos ¢ombining. a, Pentictoa

chogl
bine

hoped to, také ‘tc Ee

and Mr, Lewis had a large Cee Oe explained that

onomic investment in the com- 4 Ogiow
munity and.that in all the years ME Osun could oo ts Soe

beauty ‘and lush. fruit
but the search proved in vain->

“Then‘they happened to drop
into’a Penticton coffee shop
where they spotted Judi and one
of her friends.,

They felt that Judi. was.a
beautygsuitable to adorn the ‘cov.
er of their magazine and made
arrangements to take, some pic-
tures. They.’ spent. considerable
time photographing ‘their subject

©.\ irs, Dougan chooses will be al-
right with them.

at home, outside, dining, talking
to friends and on horseback.

be 18-feet by 4%-feet and the
: other will be 25-feet by 47-feet.
Mr.- Maddocks .and Mr. Bosse
will: also construct another
store 30-feet by 47-feet if an-
other ‘tenant is found,

> Tie bullding ‘will-be' of cem-
ent block construction. The fac-
ing on the front of the stores
will be buff stone ‘on the’ bot-

7 5 =
Celgar to Spend $8,000,000.
oe gs ee Og
This Year on-Construction :.
Contracts for raising the ‘steel for major. s sections of
Celgar’s $50,000,000 pulp and Paper operation’ here were

for
‘|the village can support snotnes.

barber,
" Village chairman N, fT. ‘Ogiow
told Mr. Feguson “and Mr. Hilt
that ‘the council must” unanimous- by council.
ly vote against a trades Jicerice Council then discussed the iz-
application before it’can ‘be ny suing of trades licences In gen-
ed down. He explained that this!eral and it was agreed that sim-
was to-protect free enterprise and ilar instances were going to come
|to\see that ‘no federal laws re before council in the months
‘garding restraint of trade were dhead as the Celgar plant Is built
broken. : ' and more people come in the dis-
\ "My Hill. told council, that he trict.
felt it. would handle Mr. Fegu-j “As far as I'm concerried,~
son's’ application fairly when it ‘gaid Commissioner Carr, “I want
came up and left the meeting fol-, more information on what otker
Iqwed by Mr. Feguson, ' people have found through prac-
* When Mr. Feguson’s. applica:
tion came up later in the meet-!
ing there was wide> ‘discussion
on the:question of ‘free, enter:
prise. “Some people get mixed
up between free enterprise and

oe Me. Maddocks moved. that a
committee be set up to get infor-
mation on the issuing of trades
licences’ by ‘other municipalities.
The motion passed unanimously

” and Mr. Oglow apppointed Mr.
uncontrolied enterprise,” OM Carr and village clerk Joe Loge-

announced Friday by C
Ltd.
Celgar officials also” sald” ‘a

‘interest in- the Pa ee
them of council's decisi :

ti

ion.

- contract to build a well system

s, Socialists, Baby| Foods & Cocoa!

Where she. nad tests every.
one or.two weeks at Castlegar in
most of her subjects, she has
tests only at’ Christmas , and Eas:
ter at Vancouver. Tet tee

‘Where: Mrs. F. ‘M. Thorne]

_ By! BURT CAMPBELL
“Ty ‘Vancouver a couple of
weeks. ago I was talking «to: a
grade 12 student who had moved
with her family to the coast from
_ Castlegar last summer, took her Castlegar, Dare te
While _. atten the uired mat lish,
So Btamipiries ending Rival the *Yancouver teachers stick
ae girt: had‘ been’ an honors stu strictly to, the course as laid down
dent anid hed done well at ath- by. the department of -education.
letics, even recognition | - Where this girl from. Castie-
a sorards day, Inst year \f0F] EOF Jd guomstopela, the Vane
hse ocholnalto anil atbtetle st” couver children don’t, But they],
do Inow' books by. authors ra-
ther than by titles as is taught
in Castlegar...
All in all my little discussiori
made me much more appreciative | «
of. the job W. Roy Brown-and

wess.
She confessed that when she
shad Jeft Castlegar, for.the big
‘elty she had expected to. find the
large high*school there superior
“in every way to SHHS. She found
one category::,
taleties, nen a ny his: staff are aed at the: high
" ‘Where she had to study ev-| School - i
very night at Castlegar because of a ed
the amount of homework assign; - Socialists seem to believe that
ved, ‘she spends half that time on the materialistic nature -of capi-
“jtomework at Vancouver, fina talism is ‘at the“root of ‘all evil.
makes the name marks,

ialists have taken to weeping pub.
licly, about the supposedly mater-

| friend of mine in a Toronto ade oe
vertising agency. She and a friend
the at

and C

4 “o¥in to the conte

water daily has been awarded
an dthat tenders for the founda-
tion -have n'sealled, Value of
.| the contracts: was not announced.
Tari Barclay, assistant to the
president, said plans call for the
mill to be in operation ‘by March
1961. :
|: He sald bunkhouses for 400
and that up to'800 men will be

lniieNe etritude of vo.

= evidence of this is found’ in

yemarks made-recently by @ soc

falist.cand{idate for office in Nor-

folk, South, England, J. Stewart.
‘In this

Premier Leslie Frost's riding’ of
Lindsay. They “had just finished

all the bad weather happening

‘° Suddenly; there was a knock
at the door. Sure enough it was

y * faces were red to say the least.”
Reading the 75th anniversary
issue of the Victoria Times at the
weekend I.ran across an ad by
Celgar.’. °
. A map of B.C, was contained
in the ad showing “Rossland,”
‘Trail’ and “Celgar.” Castlegar
‘was mentioned-in the type under | accounts to send them along.
the map,. but Celgar got.the big] Only slogan I could think © 0!
play‘in'the map. Hone no tou would require ae two firms to’
of

start. looking for’ th
Here's my Guseestad slogan:

Celgar, ‘they're - “able” to. pass b
Castlegar’ right by: “it at vaur ba baby, crys at night, feed
— dry,” Somehow I

This same fiend handles the

for.a
tised brand of baby food and a
popular brand of chocolate cocoa.

her father’s .summer cottage. in|.

telling this horrible Joke about| +

She said that if I could think |:
of any good slogays for the two].

ip on fhe Job by this)"
fall.

“Pwo contracts were “let for
the erection of the steel. et
Western Bridge & Steel Fab-
ricators. Ltd. won the job of
erecting it for the ‘“woodroom’
where dogs re reduced to chips
for pulping.

+. Amerian Iren Manufacturing
Co, won the unit price, contract

providing 40,000,000 gallons of|.

-men WK: de ready this month |=

Commissioner George* Car
said Hs feelings were ambivalent
towal the question. He didn’t|-
know whether free enterprise Parking | Reguiations
should rule completely or wheth- New parking areas will te
er it should have some checks' opened up near the business sec-
and protections along with it. {tion of Castlegar and existing
* “Chairman Oglow told council ' parking regulations tightened up.
he wanted to. make his position | At its regular meeting ‘Tues-
clear on the matter. He sald the day night, the Castlegar council
coe - {approved most of the recommen-
leone ‘made by a Chamber of
Commerce “committee who met
$5,400. Collected
For Kinnaird Pool | Works: supervisor Norman
McNabb‘ will be instructed to im-

“earlier . that" same evening to
Over $5,400 has been coltect-! plement the following Chamber
ed towards

Castlegar| implements

business section. .

1. Clear Ist* Ave. between -

Poo! fain and: Pine streets. to the

* last year. About $1,200 stil} re-j boundary. lines to make room for
jontas fo untaeiuee 2 ledges, | langle parking.

2. Dump fill on Pine St. near

for all other steel work:1

in building the mill.
The contract for the well sys-

tem went, to fhe Ranney ‘Wells

Co. :

“Mr. wy: said the mill’s

scheduled to go into Peccueley
: by: October, - ina
The

jouse and woodroom are}

‘ki space

Soralfients ot Lasaticraion as a “3, Restrict parking on Colum-
soclety ‘from; the registrar of bla Ave., between the Electronic
companies. When the certificate Services and Maple St. to two
is received a public meeting’ hours,
will be called to discuss the poal,! 4: Erect stop signs on Colum-

One of the tentative sites for bia Ave. at_the entrance to Pine
the popl is located near the VI:. St.. and Wood St. Wood St. is
on located by the Marlane Hotel.

it will ‘spend 33,000,000 on). cons
struction this. year and ‘has ear-
marked another $10,000,000 - for
purchase” of some‘ pf the major

‘Today, however, those same soc

x * letter this week* trom a [aon “think ll be

:.5. Make angle parking com-
q St.

" able to determine the full cost! 6 Put up two-hour parking
of the pool yet as new types of signs on Pine: St. between Gol-

pools’ are being studied. . ,umbia and Ist. avenue.

aiedanis, sald Ue swimaning Chuck's ‘Transfer ‘to make more *

study “parking in the village's |