6.  GASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 17, 1964

Terms of Union Should First
‘Be Set Out Says Minister

(continued from page one)
vote,” said Mr. Campbell, ‘the’
(the components) have to fol-
low the principle that the
ple are to be fully informed on
stuales going on and facts

miakareting on his remarks
that the

ciple of benefiting charges wo-
uld algo have to be worked out.

That is; there would be user | trict.

charges for' any service benefit
presently being enjoyed by cer:
tain areas.°.

An interim council. would
have to be’ set up, ‘continued

must work out the terms of un-
jon, the municipal affairs mink

made up of repre-

distributed to various: responsl-
ble groups throughout the dis-

Those things which would
be charges ‘against the entire
district should also be ,spelled
out in the terms of union, said
Mr. Campbell. He cited fire
protection, garbage piecup and

as

the

sentatives of the: village

of Castlegar and Kinnaird and

the Robson and Blueberry ir-
districts. tl

after union.”
Mr. Campbell said the prin-

establishment of a district muni-
cipality, there would be elections
at large f

Ment

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that the whole area would bene-

fit from and thorefore the items
pay for.

whole.

The minister said “a plebis-
cite is not worth the effort if
you can’t reach agreement on
the terms of union .. . you can’t
ask the electorate if they re in
favor of f

we Saturday ol
ticket sales are go! rig: eat well
snd. all preparations aré well. in.

me requested all members
to turn out: for the bingo and
to Bring their friends.

He said the whole tax base |f
| should be taxed. for anything
Re-| which is to be of value to the [8

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503

Mrs. Peggy Kuryluk and
Molly flew ’'to Vancouver an
week where they will: drive’ to
Seattle and iviatt Mrs, Rurylui’s

of
thing without spelling it out.”
With. regard ‘to’ industries
presently esrabllshed a in the un-
incorporated al Camp.
bell aid he told oe night's
meeting that “industry is not a
cow to be put in a barn and
milked.” He Psald indus'
uld be treated as any of
nefiting ‘or non-benefiting area;
if they get a service they should
pay for it, if they don’t then
they shouldn't have to pay for

eer Park Socials”

Mrs. C. T. WILLIAMSON
A pleasant afternoon was
spent when members of the
Deer’ Park Women’s jnstiture
met at the home ‘of Mrs. H. C.
Coleman for the December meet-
ing.’ A-gift exchange among the
members followed a short’ busi-
ness session. Mrs, F..Briggeman
was the winner of the booster
prize.

Mr.’and Mrs. C. S. Phelps
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Briggeman were weekend

visitors to Harro,

and. Mrs, wm. Steele. From
there they will continue to Bev-
erely ls | California, to. visit
Miss Mary ‘Lou ‘Kuryluk.

Mrs. N. Bailey: of ‘Vancou-
ver will leave tomorrow for Al-
berta to spend Christmas wath
her daughter, Mrs, J. Matk
She bas been. visiting with her
daughter N Mrs, D. Hiebert for the
past week,

A weekend visitor for Mrs.
Stella Ball. was ‘her daughter
Mrs. Tony Bobicki of Nakusp.

Pleasant weeeen was
spent at: Spokane Mr. -and
Mrs. D. Hiebert and fanily. They
were accompanied by ‘Mrs.’ Hie-
bert’s mother, Mrs. .N.. Bailey.

Did you’ know 7? ?. A quick
method “for decorating cakes
during this busy holiday season
is ‘to’ place a lace paper doily
on the’ baked product, ‘sprinkle
with ‘ powdered sugar, fem pemiove
cake: and Jace imprint fe
cake. Wess

ing with friends at Deer Park,
Mr. W,-B: riggeman and son
Raymond of Trail were weekend
visitors to, Deer Park.
Mr..and: Mrs, A. A. Phelps
and son Larry, have left Deer

Park to: make their home: at
Fruitvale.

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Time 4:30’ — : Haley ‘vs Loge- =
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at the Castlegar arena. -Draw
to the: button and win a turkey
for the Christmas season,

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Gail Leitner
Returning From
World-Wide Trip

Miss Gail Leltner and her
friend, Miss Anne Lindsay of
Abbotsford, will arrive home
this weekend from their year-
and-a-half trip around the world,

They left Castlegar .at.the
end of August, 1963, for Nelson
where they boarded ’a ‘train for
Montreal, later ‘embarking ‘on
the liner Homeric for Southamp-
ton. During the three months

of late: summer’ and .early fall.
they hiked around Great Britain
enjoying the wonderful hospitali-
ty of friends in England, Scot-
land, Ireland and Wales.

Among the many ‘adventur-
es that befell them was that’ of
attending church service with
the Royal.Faimly where, as.a
special privilege, they were seat-

ed beside the pulpit and directly
facing Queen Elizabeth, Prince
Philip and Princess . ‘Margaret. |

Gail.was given Prince Phi-

lp’s order-of-service church pro-

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teams play in Trail the Castle-
gar club will have a representa-
tive playing on one of the teams
against the Scots, An: invitation
was recelved by the men’s club
to send one curler and after
some discussion by the draw
committee on how to pick a re-
Prosentative, they declded to ask
lack Chernoff, the men’s pre:
‘aident, to attend. The com
tee felt the club has many
curlers which could of filled this
osition and ‘found it very dif-
cult to choose one.

Curling Draws
SATURDAY —.DEC, 19
(in: order of sheets)

Time 2.30 — Cowlin vs Shu-
tek; Stidel vs Archambault;
Baird vs Cole. ~

Time 4.80 — Brown vs Mac-
Ginnis; “Miller vs Ruthreford;
Little vs Haley.

Time 6.30 — Sidont vs Nor-
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Suez, Aden, and Ceylon before
arriving in Sydney, At \. eo
-They have spent the past
year teaching at Pumble, a ri.
vate school for gixis just outside CA
Sydney where Gail lectured in &
bacteriology and Anne taught ea
Pymble. comprises 5 some 76 &
acres and has if swim- | a
ming pools, golf couies ve and rid: | ge:
‘Jing Stables. Sune 400 girls are. a
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Christmas seals today. Re- -|i2_ Australia visiting hp
Melbourne, the great gert,
member, your Christmas | atice Springs, the ‘Barrier Reef:
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