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VOL, 20, No. 1

Published Every Thursday

CASTLEGAR NEWS

“The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
CASTLEGAR, bait COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1967

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New Terms of Reference Drafted by Government

Preval commission. in

mission was originally intended )an investigation into that uniot
to Inga Into charges at the |own aff

Bugging Probe is is Underway Once Aga

TIERED LECTURE ROOM at the new Sel-
kirk College is shown in this picture by
Pettitt Photos. The official move to the

;w $3 million campus from the present
Celgar construction camp site will take
place on Fri., Jan. 13. Students will trek
to the campus with the flagpole which

Kinnaird Oldtimer Protests
His Hiah Rent Before Council

‘An S2-yearold pensioner in the bathroom during the win-
jonths.

who was the first resi | ter m
shook as
lord —

Tent charged bj

Ernest Sally, wt ‘who built the
@ Dumont and}
before

land
Same ts to, aft rich quick.”
the rent on

Specia! Service Sunday

fi Keto, ta th and | ea {atta profit from
is _ientified as

George. Markin

Wanted to put two ales on the

found
an | allowed un tnd. a bylaws

the

‘written,
CChiet Justice Wilson

ochy Raia government

| Canadian union's pri

‘Supreme

ent
torial

id:

foo? yersign of tbe Sergent

they erected during the first week of class] BC. Sy
es at the temporary site. Following the| prac’ gate ‘Sarees

em
ui it to inguire into charges b
colorful trek with banners and floats the a lath a oe ‘inion

flag pole will be erected once again and| faq invaded

by
the formal swearing-in of the first student] ing Ped el “adening ‘devices.
has sought to|

government will take place.

Publie

nature and i
ces used for invadi

tions, Sargent is iow

Spaee should be changed oi

in a garden “and was soe

and
fen his landlord the July

Feat and. this was returned, as| former judge Sargent
al right to-condyctan

plans to by one unt

x mobile home on the pro-

° beac tight" He
es wares Medial | even

3 ii Be
$39 or $40” lof the months ih of and ae
ust aes are $50 b= ‘or

the $50 rent| sat throwghe must

determining

mnt” of de-
ling the pri-

vary of tay viduals and organiza.

instructed

Mr, Bailey said he had put| to Tesomimend ‘nether old laws

IF new ones

“for the preservation of
privacy as a civil right,”

uno leg:

hi it ms
be wae in regard to outlying’

Court declan
t the original cabinet
it no. legal

facy bi The attack was opposed for!
bean invaded by the rival unica,

she aia, nd
commlaion ia'now headed into] Ef Tie claimed the Canadien] started”

DM Committee to Seek
More Facts and Figures

A grant of $100 and the| those representing the commit.
full support of Caste too, that thelr efforts were
was given steering commit- | highly cor

Tievon the formation of» Cp datict

yl

On CKRD Board
‘| Mayor Anticipates Good
Year for Castlegar in 1967

steering committee mei
Murray Lite" ald, felowing
the request for the’ $100
fat“ assume counell wants u
to continue with our study.”
(Kinnaird couneil also rant
ed the committee $100 Tuesd:
night though the press was not
the "committee's

noeting
council had avendy gov inte bs
closed committee session before
Mr. Hipwell and his representa :
tive arrived at Kinnaird’s meet “We may anticipate a year
ing) filled with accomplishment as
to & Lae gare simuenese the whole council works as a
"| team motivated by a desire to
committee will present a report
fn "due course” and that “rouke| Provide Castlegar with the best
ing 1s secret.” form of local government and
“Taste wants inorena|vatna for Is tax dollar

tion and we are, going to kee e state of flux as
asking ques ts

rin propose, a “at a result of the departare af our

Kinnaird is. till tnt n.| clerk, I propose to make a few
| other Informa

th
Sar-| dollars and cents of a distri | public wor tu Te
the ros

hac
it days of evi

aay sald
a month left him only dence when it adjourned for the
ear-end hol

his plot on which t live andy
as a result he has hai

the’ jinto his “little cavin a He ald rent nde ihe net epppited Tne

his sa ct a
sand ma sie fd Paper Workers
Tho pensioner, who is an| found electronic bu
executive member ‘of the Sen-| vices in rooms at the
lor Citizens’ Associatio
ald be is bopetal of 5 of tung bed ing _
ni ns’ Vil

ta'when ia bal ‘ere He
‘ed that while he
il could do thing for him, he |
be

To Mark the Centennial this ate Soul

ark the beginning of |commem:
the Content Year a eivie ser-
vice of thanksgiving has been |SHSS to
eae for vind afternoon

y the Centennial Cocaalt
Associa- Brot
will be

joraie 106 years of Con-

4 ad me attack on the
patie ton slp but added: "These sargent' apoininen

ter eight if evide
jadian union tsked for »

~ ciel
Iways of interest to| {er een

Following, a discussion on Ais 02 Tenulee Sate
ed

of ‘Canads
de.
Hotel

‘ 1 ot BG, | where their sexnrenton was be:

ad
aed coun-|Pelled ate, Sargent decided that
e recordings of

in front!
ally of|

it came af
se wher

nt to show

jority need:

to conduct his inguley.

Fon Shot will Sok

cipal of Sel-| t
fink Collage, with the mayor and
ther civic leaders

1¢. service |event of

will be one of thanksgiving to Confederation of Ginsds,

KINNAIRD COUNCIL held its first meet-
ing of 1967 on Tuesday night a week earl-
ier than usual as the statutory first meet-
ing of the new year was observed. There
are no new faces at the Kinnaird cours
table as commissioners G. S. Rust and
Steve Jenkola won re-electon by aeclama-
tion in December. They were sworn into

he, public is invited to, at
in attendance. tend and share in

rere
¢ first civic | Bale §
a tater of the | Don” "prothers after Mr. Bailey] ouiries A,
had contacted the

tended
vr investigations in
“fairs,

to provide
to private

sald the cor
Local Teachers
Win Salary Hike

increase of 87

in al! categories and went

into effect

Figures quoted by Mr. King
wy alary ra

teach ud ero t!

office by mumiepal clerk Allen Selbie | $26)

the field of

Shown here are Mr. Jankcola, Comm. Ron| tric ons, allows. a new salary
rang. of from $6.425 per year

Giles, village chairman Cari Loeblich, Mr.| Tank. Of frome, Seas:
Selbie, Mr. Rust and Comm. E. C, Acker-| years

man. Mr. Loeblich predicted “another pr0-| teacher’ clas
ressive year for Kinnaird” at the meet-

ing. — Castlogar News Photo

increase varied among the
cationg but the| sworn into office. Also sw

after

changes in departmente|

i 7
ban aig Be at least for the first
months”

three or

f

«Perhaps not a large public
one, he ‘added. “but one ta
‘h we can get down to the

Jim Corbett was

a:
HE

municipal
He told council that it was
{he commitine's desire to study
the DM question with “Detter | as
ald mote information
fsa the municipal aff
ister and his deputi ted
Mayor R. 0. Baddocks told

Wilcox Elected 4
President Here To Ald Cook's ‘department

was added the street lighting
Of Local No. 1

program.
‘Ald. W, H. Roed was appoint-
to te five departnent and to
nk, Wem of, Onetier | healt sad walt,
as been elected Mayor Maddocks expressed

a
his ho,

Ki
it

lo was ap-
Pointed to assume chairmanship
of os paths and recreation de
ent together with planning
fanding committee mem-| activities of counell
Bers are Rudy Martini and D.| Al
all, or
re R. Bermel and
J. Dende ‘while safety coun-
cit memi food a
G, tayeock atonal Teprese
tative is Barry

own here are Mr. Cook, Mr. Reed, Miss
ing of ‘the new year on Tuesday Stainton, magistrate Herb Pitts, Mayor R.
when relected alderman V. R. Cook and C. Maddocks, Rev. Carl Stone of the Min,
Hewiy-lecied alderman W. H. Reed ware isterial Amosiation whe Selivered 3 pra
rn in as acting er, Ald. Lorne Zinio, Ald. Jim Corbett and
town clerk a uurer was Miss Jean Charlie MacRae, town works supervisor.
| Stainton, town employ. += —Cutlegar News Pho