10! CASTLEGAR: NEWS, Thursday,’ Nov. 14,1963

USCC Protests Turning |
‘Park to Commercial Use

The ‘Union of ‘spicitual Com-
munities of Christ, former owners;
of'the present viliage-owned Kins.

park was “too valuable’ a pro-
Perty for use’ as a park and sug:
gested it was ideal for a natural

men Park, have any Bug.
Beation that tho park ‘We turned
to a commercial use for business
buildings,

At a recent zoning meeting in
Castlegar, D, K. Naumann, profes-
sional ‘planner, suggested that the

"s business
district.

At that time village chairman
Aage Sylvest pointed out that the
legal ‘and moral: obligations under
which the land was given to Cus-
Uegar for a nominal sum was, that

Emest ‘Bailey
Attends Senior
Citizens’. Meet ' \

Progress is .belng. made’ to-
wards the 1924 convention of: the
Senior Citizens’ Association of B,C.;
reports Ernest Bailey of Kinnaird,

Mr, Bailey’ has: just

the property be used for recrea-
tional purposes,

At Inst..week'’s council meet.
ing a letter Was 1 read ‘from USCC
secretary T. G, Cl Proteat-

(continued from page one).

suggestion expressed a lack of con:
fidence on the part of- counell, in
the ‘socicty's abillty’ to operate
the arena. It, therefore, feels that
council should either reaffirm its
motion asking the society’ to ope-
rate tho facility or dismiss them
and ‘appoint a new operating body.
The ramifications of the latter
Proposal should be carefully con-
sidered, Finding a' group to accept
this often-onerous task would not
be easy’and the changeover could
not be rapidly altected: To ater

ing any suggestion that the park
be rezoned, “It seems we are will-
ing to rob our children of the pri-
vileges of enjoying | their childhood
by. taking from them the par!

which are. definitely a must in
every well-planned town or city
for ithe sake of a few dollars for

that this sed operation has
begun would « place’ unnecessary
hardships on the public using the
arena,

+ “Assuming that the Project So-
clety is to step aside from its
self-imposed operating job’ of the
past several ‘seasons, Ly would sug-

from a provincial executive meet-
ing of the association held at Van-
couver, He. said’ the dates for the
1964 convention will be June; 9
and. 10.

‘While in ‘Vancouver Mr.. Bai-
ley. attended Remembrance’; Day
services ‘at the cenotaph there and

the
in which’ army, navy and air force
personnel took -part.

noted Sune. Chutskoff,
He continued:
“We would like to point out
that in 1951 when ‘our’ member-
ship decided to soll to the village
that piece: of property referred to
as-the bull park, for a park, we
felt there was a great need for
one, What developments have come
about since to have.changed shings
now? “Are ‘we on the

gest

That the 1963 couril recom:
mend to'the 1964’ council that!an
operating group be appointed early
in 1964 . to” assume : operation | of
the arena in the fall of.that year
and further that such group' work
in conjunction’ with’ the’ Project
Society. during ‘the final: month
of the 1963-84 operating , season
to.,observe and prepare for a

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For All Your
INSURANCE’ AND

REAL ESTATE NEEDS

Phone 365-3441
ANDERSON

AGENCIES

an era now, whereby we can dis
Dense with parks and tet our child.
ren _reniain couped up at home or
play in the streets and back alleys?
“As owners of lots 1 to 7 in
block 14:0n which our hall (which
is used for religious services and
worship) is situated, we feel that
rezoning the immediate area from
residéntial to commercial and the
resulting economic pressures that
would’ be put ‘on the | property
Would be a detriment to the conti-
‘owed “well-being of our organiza-
thon. 0. 3

. Castlegar Dining Room

on Monday through Saturday; 6.30 ‘am. to
8.00 p.m. *:

e Sundays 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
"PHONE 365.2631:

2 CT et te ee

The Fastest Brokerage

“As Close AS Your Phone
DOHERTY ‘ROADHOUSE & McCUAIG BROS.

‘Direct Private Wires to All Leading
‘Canadian Stock Exchanges

Service in the Interior

smooth transfer,
Should no group be willing to
accept this responsibility it would
then be necessary for the village
‘to. assume operation and hire the

lent system, |
B.: Tho'total rental oftured: is
only? possible if ‘the Curling Club

rictlon ‘On profit indicates the’ pub-
te spirited ‘att ‘attitude
Club.

De) The. publicity attache
the ‘curling ‘events: in the manner
of’ Bonsplels, novel events,’ and
80..0n ‘organized ‘by the. Curling
Club‘has' proved of immense value
to the citizens of Castlegar. I-have
heard . glowing’ reports’: of these
eventa from: outside tho’ district,

One referred ‘to ‘a ‘bonspiel ‘as the
most’ enfoyabla2and well ‘run. bon-
spiel he ‘had ever. attended,

E. The Curling Club has gua-

Sewer Hazards
Are ‘Good Reason :
To Back Bylaw

of the Curling f

‘0 | ciety)'to ‘undertake’ the ‘operation:

ranteed that no prospective ‘curl
willbe. denied. tho opportunity. to|

3-2 Vote Affirms Project Society | Operation of Arena

it
other projects that may bo col + tlon of ite people ‘of,
cerned for the welfare’ and recrea- | and: distri y

‘curl’ within’ the ‘limits ‘of the un:
assigned ice. time,’ )
F. High school curling ‘ls cn.
couraged ‘at a very nominal: rate.
4f the rescinding of the motion
of Sept, 17/asking'the Project’ So-

of ‘the ‘arena’ is | carried ,1 “intend,
to'-ask for the setting, ‘up'.of "a
committee. of three ‘under: the
chairmanship ofa Castlegar: village

>| gement. will

direct]

through? council’ to‘ the ! taxpayers:
of» Castlegar ‘and ° comprising : ré.,
presentatives from ‘the’: Village:
Kinnaird, Robson and outlying dis-,
triets.; ‘The’ Village clerk: will, be’
asked to serve in exactly the same!
capacity .as for any other” ‘commit.’
eee

1 major users of the arena’
will ee invited to serve'on the com-.
mittee in )a representative: or ad-'

“| vlgory ‘capacity.’ but: will-‘not | be

permitted to: vote. “? i
The duties of the ‘arena mana-,
be to'make.

‘Health Hazards 2: im.
portant reasons for supporting a
sewerage bylaw in Castlegar, the
Rotary club was told at its: meet-
ing on pieeney. by medical, health
officer Dr, J. MeAn

The |'MHO. said that: with in-|'

adequate sewage disposal systems

there ‘is a “high probability”. of
infectious hepatitis. He sald there
are presently ‘four cases of infect-
ious win. the village.

for
this. purpose,

I would, therefore, m move that,
the ‘council reaffirm « its’ desire
to have the Project Society operate’
the“arena for the balarice of the
1963-64 season under. the budget
and conditions’ outlined in its. pre-
vious faction ‘of. Sept. 17,

Hughes’ report:

The: Project: Society’s inabili-
ty to come to terms with the Curl-
ing Club's offer as, recommended
by the village commission on Nov.
1 requires’ that council’ give’ ser-'
fous’ reconsideration ‘ to’ their re-
quest of Sept.:17 asking ‘the Pro-
ject Society to continue operating
the arena as. the agent of the. vil-
Jage commission. -

It is: a_ disappointing. facet
of. all ‘negotiations ‘ that. through-
out there has arisen’ a. phantasy

my deliberations ‘with council: on
this matter I am required to ques-
tion the good: faith of the Curling

Club. and “accept: the good “faith
of the Project:Society, I am-advis-

ed to satisfy myself how théy ope-
rate arenas, in Rossland, Trail and
Nelson, I live in Castlegar, am try-
to serve the people of. Castlegar,
not. the people of Rossland, Trail

Ss

il She

“IF YOU ARE A

ay room or, executive suite.

BUSINESSMAN .

And wanv a smart central didess when in Van-
couver, you will like: the, friendly courteous staff
who attend to your wish

‘SALESMAN: OR

whether t's.

or Nelson. Therefore, I shall be
guided not. by the-luxurious -facili-

tles*avajlable ‘to'‘the people of}

those cities but what exists and is
‘specific to the Village of Castlegar.
+The compromise proposed last

of distrust and. suspicion. In’ all |

Dr. -MeAnutly, said Castlegar
“needs a modern sewage, disposal
system”. and urged support of:
plebiscite’ in’ December. when * “the

time’ in'less than 18 months
on feveres

Funeral: Services
Held. Last Thurs.-
For: Thrums Man.

Funeral ‘services were “hela
last’ Thursday : from | the family
residence. for the late Samuel Kon-
kin,'81, ‘of ims ‘who’ died; on
Nov, ‘5 in the Trail-Tadanac Hospi-
tal after. ‘a: short illness, : x

Mr. Konkin‘was born in Tiflis,
Russia, 01 on Oct. :15, 1882." ‘He came
to Canada in /1898 and-settled ‘in
Saskatchewan; He married {n-1901
in: Verigin, Sask., and in 1914'mov-
ed to B.C. with his family whére
he lived. at Brilliant and then: at
Perrys until 1921 when’ he moved
to Columbia -Gardéns,:In 1928 he
moved to where he farmed
until. the. time* of his death. He

ritual Communities

"He is -mutvived? by ie wife

Nancy, at-home; three songz ‘Wi

liam ‘of Grand Forks, Peter and

Samuel of ‘Thrums; two fauehterss
Mrs: Mary

Friday evening was‘a
one and Comm. Maddocks should
be congratulated for his thought-
ful attempt to bring these two
parties ‘together..In my’ opinion
it .was the only compromise :that
could possibly be accepted’ ‘by: both’
|-parties.

The Curling Club has unques-
tionably demonstrated . its. desire
to meet the the terms of the Pro-
ject Society in so far as loss of
revenue is concerned, On the other

find «myself inclining. to. agree-
ment with the Curling .Club: for
the Johowine: reasons, .

i group only organizing
the limited facilities available is

> Insurance Agents
Plan: Conference

_ NOTICE ‘OF ELECTION

: Publie. notice: is hereby

_ Municipality of the Corporation of.the Village of, Kinnaird

“ that-I require the ‘presence:
Village™ Office on Monday}:

1963, at.the-hour of 10:00' (Ten O'clock) in’the forenoon
for the purpose of electing persons to represent them as:

“Chairman, two commissioners, two School Trustees.
The modé of nomination of candidates shall ‘be as

follows:

Candidates shall be

given: to! the electors of the

of. the.'said electors. at :the t
the 25th, day: of November,

duly qualified:

of the

in writing ‘by. two
lity.The +

tion ‘paper shall be delivered.to. the Returning Officer at
dny time between fe ate of this notice and noon of the

day of

form p ee “Mi

‘may be ‘in: the

the name, residence, and occupation of the person nomin-
ated in such manner, as to sufficiently identify. such can-

icip Act "and ‘shall’ state

‘At Nelson Monday

The Insti. ance’ ‘Agents
elation » of: British: Columbia” will

for the East and West /Kootenays
at Nelson’on Monday.

similar ‘regional: meeting -held_ in
| the’ Okanagan - and.. Cariboo. dis-
tricts during «the: summer, ‘is. the
result of a policy.adopted recently.

er assistance for. members in.each
region.

.. J. S, Johnston; Falkins Agencies

Ltd., Cranbrook, and Allan R. Wal-

die; -Waldie ‘Agencies: Ltd.,’-Trail,

‘clation, ‘are in charge of the: con-

Agencies Ltd.j Nelson,

count ofthe principle ‘of: unrest- |-
ricted use of curling. ice time I].

hold . its “first regional conference |.

1 The) conference, which follows |"

the Kootenay directors of the asso- |.

ference. Milton B. Ryalls; ; McHardy. Fi

and, Mrs, Anne Sheloff. ot Robson;
22 grandchildren and’ 28: great-
grandchildren; two- sisters, Mrs.
W.’ Reibin’ of Canora, Sask.,’ and
Mrs, .W..Ozeroff of. North Burnaby.

‘He was predeceased by a daughter,
‘Mrs Nancy Plotnikoff, in 1953,
~ Burial was in/‘Thrums Ceme-
tery. Carberry's Funeral Home was
in charge .of srangemie te,

village will: vote again “for..the |:
third

was a member of the Date, of Spi- |:

; | all decisions necessary forthe effi-

cient - operation - of . the’ Castlegar;
and ‘District’ Arcna including the’
hiring of necessary. labor ‘and to
make . recommendations’ requiring
the’ approval of ‘council. All 're-
celpts and’ ‘disbursements to. be’
entered into: a separate arena ma-
hagement account and operated by.
the’ village with’ the ‘full: approval
of the Village: auditor.

All ‘current ‘receipts and -ac-
counts payable relating to tha op-
eration ‘of the arena ‘to: be :trans-
ferred to the arena piscagement
accounts.’ i
All ‘applications to. uso the.
arena ice’ and’ hall shall be sub-

tion to the Management Committee
for their consideration. .*. °/
I consider’ this arrangement;

:| to. be of. immense’ advantage. The:

same committee, with’ an “alternat-.
ing. respective’ chairman;’ could,” if
desired, by. Kinnaird, be expanded
to manage the: Kinnaird Swimming |
"Pool :-and “Park~ opening.’‘the ‘way,
to -making reciprocal : grants and}
giving each municipality’ an added
‘interest in.each: other's recreation-
al facilities in the; district.’

relieved ‘of all onerous duties .in
operating their ‘own’ projects and
be freed to follow the avowed in-
tent of their consititution, namely,
to: conceive, ..canvass - for. funds,
and construct projects of a ‘recrea-
tiona]. nature. for ‘the people - cof
Castlegar and-district, a
If it is admitted that this is no

longer ‘a reasonable prospect then
I suggest the: immediate winding
up of the affairs of the Society. ©:

move that the motion: of Sept, 17.
‘Fequesting the’ Castlezar and! Dis-
‘trict Projects. Society: jperate:
the : Castlegar: ‘aténa’ for. the: year
1963-64 be rescinded,
=I move that 4 committee of
three ‘styled ‘ thie District Recrea-
tional Management Committee, un-
der; the ‘ chairmanship : of © a*Cas-
tlegar® village; commissioner: and
‘one. from’
Kinnaird | village: commission ‘and
another ‘ representing . the “outside
district be instituted immediately.
to operate‘and maintain the Castle-

jee i cc

ici cn caTT wy

Kootenay: Builders
— ‘and Suppliers ia

ALL SIZES OF GLASS

mitted ‘to: the clerk for, presenta- ||

“The : Project : Society. will be |i

Royal Stuarts:
Crystal Paners

“Arborite and: c L
Phone 365-8151; :

‘ “Box 90, Castlegar

Our antennas’ are. presently
our new site. TV. aes will ‘be:

by the association‘to provide great-|«-.

of the Neison Agents: Association,
is handling the local arrangements.

Representatives from*!as? far
west as, Grand Forks and ‘east to |
Fernie’ are expected “to. attend.\::

IM CTA
‘WITH ||

didate. The nc mination: p rpaper shall be gubseribed to by Vets

the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, Sh poll.will |,»

be opened at the Kinnaird Improvement: Society ; Hallion

the 5th. day. of December,

8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. of which every person’is*hereby

required’ to take notice and

Given under. my,, shand at Kinnaird, B.C., this 12th 03y |

of November, 1963.

RS, Morice,
Returning Officer.

1963, between. the :hours’ of
govern’ himself: ‘accordingly.

{| gar and. District ‘Arena and "any

; LANGLEY.
PRAIRIC

d : Public Fieightwa By:

ith
uarters. 2nd..an up-to-date fleet “of ‘streamlined “trailer: equip.
ment, offers you expres: and
the Kootenays. via Tower Eraser! Valley points sand: ‘Hope, Prince-
ton and Grand Forks.

ine. depots | along the route énsure. re

mn ogi
cent-civil marrlag te ny.
ch took ‘place © in Nelson’ on);th
‘bride's’ ao when sot a i

ding trip: in ‘the: spring when they
in to go to Australia,

Government agent George Bro-

die™ officiated: ‘at: the. ceremony

filled “ with: bouquets \ of ' dahlias,
‘roses, ‘marigolds ‘and. other ‘early.
‘flowers,’ arranged | by Mra, J:
Balding ‘and’ Mrs, Twantl shen
wedding guests gathe! ered thor

the ‘reception, ¢

three-tiered : wedding cake |;
and:; a‘: birthday,-cake ‘were: {cut
A silver. centrepiece . and ‘candle.
sticks’ with: tapers - completed

which “united '~in', marriage |: the tab

and Mra, Peter: Iwanik
te
The .bride wore ‘a‘royal blue

Ink and. white |...

carnation coraage,’ wiilte: fur ‘hat
and. white ‘gloves and shoes,

,-who .wore ‘pink‘silk: print,.and | °
ats, Races wha chose dark blue

Bu i Je the | bridegroo:
Vehiers | were Sonny’ ‘Allen and
ph. Nad

Cars” in the wedding proces: if

were ornate with) stream

+> be. move

K. W. Staudinger, who request-
rmission to live ‘in’ a ‘trailer,

‘while’ bullding“ his ‘house’ in Kin-
dvlsed that |
he could not park the trailer on:his}:¢

berry. Heights was.

father's lot but would have to move

itt off ‘untilsuch: time as ‘it: can
is owe lot: f

Goudet eaoared at

Jeouncil’s ‘request to’ explain how
jappened ‘to be built

the property line, He

to: apply. for-a build-

ary he} had‘ made’ in|.

"pcs a house on lot 33 in Wood-
e situation’ will be
ehesked ‘and a, solution sough'

oa * a
jearc!
be ‘Gritten ‘asking for“further
formation’ onthe new’ system. of
eliminating kraft’ mill. odor. .

A very. successful
‘ei and: Bake. embers was, =F eat

The tea’ tables were’ each centered
with; green | with’’a’'small: white
cross ‘surrounded, with: poppies.’;
‘Mra. D. Adshead ‘greeted the
“as they: arrived. Commit-)
inp charge; were kitchen, Mrs.
Hw Bate" .” R.: Wadey, : Mrs.
Leckie! a Mca. »T.

Bea ‘Lundquist:
M.° Hingley,: and
tea, and,

sored iy Robson ‘Recreation. So

| ciety. in the Community. Hall.

+ < Prizes: for; age’ groups were:
5 and ‘under girls, — Lori Jmiaff,
Winnifred Giraud and Debra’ Hun:

| ter. Boys 5 and under, Vernon Gre-

Rory, Sutherland: Girls
mn Dic! ‘kinson vand Sylvia

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