CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 7, 1964

SHSS to Start Program.
For Adults in September

. Adults who have not complet-
ed their high school university
Program studies will now have
the opportunity to do so through
an “interrupted program” to be
held at SHSS,

Principal John Holden sald
decision to offer the program is
the result of requests from area

residents Jacking high school gra-
duation on the university program:

Day classes would ; be’: held
starting in September and: pros-
Pective students “with average ab-

ility" : could expect to complete

the program in one year,

Shift’ workers would also bo
able to join the program by attend:
ing classes four weeks out of six

and by completing two weeks /of |.

directed study when on day shift.

A. EREMENKO O and Cc

Sifts for

“B.C,
Dec. 31/87654"

was Spieeed

| Rea os sei io rae

The Deer Park road ‘isto be

A
Bill Shkwarok

‘Mr. Holden said registration

closes on May 8 and the qualifi-

On Honor Roll
cations of individual students

A Castlegar man, Bill Shkwa-| would then be evaluated, | Fok’
rok, has been named to the honor | example, those -persons who have .
roll of Gonzaga University at Spo-| had: lots of math in their jobs

‘ane. since leaving school would be fur-

Mr. Shkwarok, who was for ther advanced than others. Also,
merly vice-principal at SHSS, is/ summer reading would be assigned
taking taking graduate studies at Gonzaga. ' all adult students,

: LL eT
BULLETIN BOARD

‘happy result! kept’ open .under Columbia river.
development. t
) Mines Minister Don Brothess
‘announced ‘this’ week) that it is
p z et ee ged to keep «the
t pen .to- provide access ‘for.
expansion’ up‘ directly” ‘with the: minister of ‘fini Y
° Beonett)'and there ts no doubt-In my’ ralad ‘that ia : so Rome owen whe cine,
we have our expansion approval night nowy? ; a Saat VP mgene fied | ict that! area, ‘and to facilitate re-

_ including SHIFTS and, SLEEVELESS a
“Whisper” boxed Itits:expected tha € reatlonal use, particaarly by buen:
ers > ani lermen,

i ‘ “$i 29 . rity ‘spokesman told
al pr ich B.C. «Hydro .ard «Power

|
ie $4.95 - $6.98 - $7.98 - $9.95 oa ics ‘guy meres Feoety oae
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a
ql

Little oifts mean a lot to Mother when they come "from you! ‘And they:
will mean even more to her when they also come from our storel

DRESSES for Gasual Wear

oo Mr? ren said that, hea of; the: nroleced Hered,
srowti ini this‘area, “plans; Wilt be su okie

saidMr, Brothers ‘the:

ial.
ie y
eels ‘‘certain”, ‘ie there valid be need
ats: ihre; hospital “within'.a” very. . ~

ee 3 board’
of the hoard A

New Summer Shades

ata t ‘the

‘ NYLONS ip .. : L: oe — os = — : 7 7G — at - - fogs _ Gy ee ¥ hearings on’ the’

COATS and CAR COATS © 2 pr. $1.00 treaty in Ottawa ‘Gat it was the the

Feather Weight Laminates | ™ $4 95 - $195 Authority's intention’ to
$12.95 - 9.95. 6.95 STRETCHEE SLIMS ..... $4,
= = BLOUSES to Match $1.79:- $2 98 - = $3.95
All Weather COATS — SWEATERS, Bulky Knits, Summer Shades
ie ie chat ” LINGERIE - Briofs, Slips, Nightios

IMPORTANT:
: OCCASIONS.
CALL FOR
Sav@ge SHOES

*,.2,occasions such as
‘ Confirmation and First

Guldes and Brownies Moth.
er’s Day Tea, May 9, 230 -
4.30.. United Church Base-
ment, 25¢c, door prize.

Senior Citizens meeting May
8, 7.30. Legion Hall, Games .

Robsen Hi Neighbor Square
Dance Club Jast Dance May
9 — Robson Hall May 9 - 8
p.m. Members please attend.

te

te Payer’s mee:
ing KIS Hal May-7, 8 pin.

See the movie “A Child is
Waiting” starring Burt Lan-
caster and Judy Garland.
Castle Theatre on Sunday,
May 10, 2 p.m. and 8.30 p.m.
Tickets. available in advance.
50c and 25c,

Attention Lady Golf

Tues, May 12 is Ladies" N Nite.
Tee off. time.530 - 6 -p.m.
Fee 25¢ members and non-

eS Hydro: anid ;

+ Authority:-has‘ retained ' GBA oh
yilanere, 3 its consultants the 6 High | |
Reversible, pace lam sprolect, to. eoriduct a

- $19.95

‘White PUHPS

» Thigh: heel, illusion
' wineglass or. flatties.

§ aie for teat-

be ‘yglenic ‘otection.
rop in for a fitting—no
oniida tion,

MADDOCKS

occasion
Connections & Plumbing ‘Alterations | = |Footwear by Maddocks at patie aal se
Homeowners are advised to familiarize themselves =| _/IODE FASHION SHOW Rosine eonermineur aunts: : e 3 $5.95.- $11.95 soy : ot Ravgerk : : i s é oy Dinter andy ae Nine re :
with the NEW SEWER CONNECTION: BYLAWS: = SHSS Wed., May 27 8 p.m. pray AA Ey Spe ants 2 Mars. tienen tien : ee ; bist marine compl at we: an. oppe ; i ¢
and PLUMBING REGULATIONS before ‘starting = wie LUAU a CUT UL ET eee e compl ! : ast Cea | nity’ i élmmped forward and
any new work or alterations, : 9 ; u

Please feel: free to contact us in this regard. for’
advice or estimates.

appointment: two | §
: after. it ‘met; with; Kinnaird

‘Castlegar: wilt Imake a charge
next year of $5 fur each

‘| load of refuse pictedt up lig tie wil-
lage from = property-cwner's

Shoes for. every

i speriadssttsi

commissioners following ‘their re- |
Sular, meeting on night.”

We ‘invite. you: “fo make your \ worries our respon
sibility. ,
We sfock APPROVED PIPE AND FITTINGS" and
our. expert Plumbers and rersonable prices.assure.
you: the! minimum. cost.
(No connections to sewer will be made until Aug- =
= ust or later, but in some cases it will be wise to =
prepare inside plumbing in advance , before. the . pee Aire J initiz
au gas joys ue See eige : : thy Slats : ne ie fet cee tanemrsed “ yo. ; 3 ea 5 stinite also the’ precipitatia : 7 ee s p 7 ‘ ive. for tourist Drantiog eral:
FOR EXPERT ADVICE CALL. : BV ; mer ae ae. beheld for five days coun opr | te wi utside: Gr cools ul idtel “cermedtiee! ood
365-3401 are ; 0 i th Village oF Castlegar. | see i | pre gbertermanes.” : Be exco of| With ‘re
: : : F neve : B : ee ‘Village ‘chairman r 38. 3 SWBriday by >the | ‘we i :
: Comm, th

call een peace
~SMITH’S |

ment to. pay 75: percent “of the
costs of sewage ~ disposal f
PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.
61 ‘Crescent St. ; Castlegar, BC.

.| installed : by :tunicipalities’ inthe
a Acco

table ‘type, of

dual ‘for diities as a: medical offi.
cer. of : ‘health “decid x
th Columbia’ river’ drainage aréa,; Mr-
Reed said Castlegar and. Neon de. end
legates
the. federal.) government ao te
}| requested to contribute. and that
the resolution be made retroactive
“to include’ those: progressive com-
munities who'have already com-
menced'to eliminate this onation
problem.”

This resolution,. a dded Mire

‘dian way of. te nds wainen 2 aren't ats —

-to: beprotect rome ite: SIE AS aE

=i! i ‘ : At ‘its’: meeting: week, 5 E

=| eae PEIN Pe A : ye a : 8 } ; 3 Gastiegar eounell decided fo esta’ | Kinnaird: Quits

if 3 aries hy blish the policy that “outside” wo-|. Cast ar R obson ;
: : leg: s| {

;|men's groups be allowed to hold |":
- Chamber Meets.

THIS SUNDAY WHY: NOT SURPRISE.
HER WITH A GIFT SUST FOR HER!

th) ‘functions in Castlegar. =.
The discussion was... sparked
by. a request.fom the Genelle Uni-

world of

with YARDLEY ff
ENGLISH LAVENDER i
Wie

New. FOAM BATH

LAVENDER SOAP.

APTER Bi

~Fragrant and

Personal Gifts
for Mother's Day
Sunday; May 22th:

ENGLISH LAVENDER.

2 YMist—
BATH SALTS — SACHETS © = BATH OT’:
VENDOMEAL

DUSTING POWDER — LA’

Baa DRUG

R. E. Goulet -

Corner Pine & Col. *

Ph, 365-3911-

. Nylon Tricot ‘Peignoir Set in ctl shades of pink
“and bhie and sizes S, M. & L.’

Priced at only.

Nylon Tricot Waltz Gowns in pink, beige, white, blue:

$16.95.

“in ‘colors at +

Sat. Only
Stainless steel ‘cookware set 3 ply. gift ‘boxed. —
cludes ‘I. guart saucepan, 2: quart saucepan, 3 quart

Extra Special Fri. -

the -supesion of:Dr,

icAnulty,. West “Kooteriay

medical ‘health ineee it? was ‘an-
nounced. Monday -in' Vancouver. :

SASG. ‘Richardson, -chief ° per

review came ‘from*Dr.:' McAnulty,
ho. was: suspended: last week.

Priced at. . seeteeiovey

Nylon Tricot. or Satinaire Slip i in 1 assorted styles and
ae “$3.95 - $6.95

‘colors :

vegetable ‘cooker, 10 inch chicken fryer, 34 quart":

— — $ ‘this
Coming Sunday, May 10th

5 Castlegar is to offer
- water: system, a. Jump sum
000. 4

stem is $12,000 plus $1,000
of improvements: jc
2S The

o 5
there. are:30' consumers ‘served by.
monthly charge

“porate'the Sopow ‘subdivision wa-
system ‘in ‘with’ the village's
distribution system | — ‘in. accord-

-| year following a feud with Castle-

drinking « water.
‘Our. reports, dnalcate ‘the wa-

he_ said’
He also had: eeeived ‘no re
Ports ‘ofa’ gastro-intestinal » ou’
testinal epidemic

DE ‘MeAnulty was: suspended
‘and ;, then ‘ reinstated ° earlier.) this

gar’ council ‘over. the: mierits of ‘a

ted:Women that they be allowed to
hold“a rummage sale’ in' Castlegar
cin: the: fall. ‘The request was grant-

: Suggests Water =
- Main Early Start’

‘An early start ‘on the installa-
tion. of a 6-in, water, main: through

‘The Village of Kinnaird will

‘mo Ionger: ‘send a representative
‘to.

Reed, is. to. be ‘referred’ to’ hte
B.C, Hydro ‘and Power. Authority.

of the Castlegar and
District. Chamber. ‘of Commerce. | j
Comm. Maurice Simpson, coun-

a's. Chamber’ delegate, told fel-
~ low commissioners Tuesday night

that.the Chamber is concerned

“only. with Castlegar and Robson,
, and: not: with Kinnaird. +

Commented. Comm. E. ©, Acker-
man to Mr. Simpson: “One night

the on. was re-
commended: by. ‘Comm... Gwilym
Hughes - at council’s ‘meeting last
wee!

He “said it is not convenient
to'\install ‘the’ line “in ‘the ~same}
trench ‘as the swer line as. was
‘hoped. He’ noted’ also that it is
“poor, practice”, to. lay’ pipe on
compacted ba ill that:is subject

to further: settleme

tea meeting) and: I’ was_ ‘very

Mr. Simpson ‘said he ‘and vil-
lage resident: J.°.C..:Enevoldson
are’ the ‘only Kinnaird residents |:
to attend Chamber meetings and
recent Chamber , material . con.

cerning the. make-up of. commit.
tees lists Mr. Enevoldson- asa
Conttenar, resident, ©

for you (ata Cham-| «

ing on. school -taxes,, Mfr.
‘Reed said that. the average: pro-
vinelal ‘school - mill: rate increase
this year was‘3" mills. Mentioning
the homeowners’ grant, he noted
that “to‘criticize would be suicide”
but he wondered about stores, bu-
sinesses, etc, who have. a-5 per
cent ‘rise in taxes..
He added that a

¢ ‘Glenn’ D- Mithetoa has beca .

at the ‘Celgar pal

on federal fi ing “is
‘not far away” and Pointed | to fhe
federal pension plan as an exai

division ‘of | Columbia“: Cellulose
here, replacing AL~E. it Pee

The village chairman also re-
‘ported that a full discussion .was

who has been
Rupert.
Mr, Matheson, who has pre-

hid on the ‘possibilities of munici-{ Viously :heen: with: both the pulp

Palities {hiring a negotiator to re-

and and lumber, division ‘of the com-
pany ‘here, has. recently.

‘present them in negotiations with from Prince Rupert wher he wes

civic unions, :

ance. with the 1
jin “the . water, engineering : study.
feompleted. last: ‘August’ —:
‘cost.“approximately $10,000,’
rs Noting that the village offered
a’ year age to purchase if ays
es gal
tem, ‘Mr. Hug i eit he
9

‘cher and “give jim. seen In the centre “pic-”

tire,

“fire: chie:

p.m. and:2% ‘minutes later. te ‘first water was
being ‘put on the house. j Eotowing the ‘fire
tar

sa

ear,

i Pp “dik ;
room shower faucet and emit a fog spray which
allows firemen to‘ get extremely. close’ to. the

ith the

tions of! the; pulp’ mill‘ here: Pre-
vious’ to that he had been person-
nel supervisor With “Northwestern
Pulp ‘aod iPot ted

Chairman Gets
. Presented With
- Sparkling Waler

f Rinoaird village chairman Carl <
~. Loeblich has been

presented with
a-sealed can of 48 fluld ozs. ‘of
Aqua. drick-

fire without danger. Later they burnt Prunings me

collected during clean- up week and piled in‘ the
sanitary landfill located in the same area. They
also built. “bridges” across fire hoses to’ allow

traffic to. move over the. hoses. — — Castlegar A

News Photos *

: returned 10-
fold” within ‘a -year from” Kin.
‘paird’s own taps.”

‘Tho water is canned by a Van-

couver ‘company, for: {hipptag to to
E Japan {whero'a a ahéetago ‘exists. x