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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov.

15,

1962

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- NATURALIZER'S ~ _ NEW CRESCENT-T0E

An inner elasticized collar hugs your foot for new

' walking

comfort,

With a grace mid-heel and so, Sieh air-foam inner sole to cushion your walk $16.95

MADDOCKS

Castleaar Briefs

A letter was received highways engineer A, -E.

the highway.

.

ea that eM Suarters for tl brary given

ould* be oa thought. Mae said that “perhaps” there might be room at the arena, ..|to which village chairman Aage Syl.

vest replied: “Johnny Clarke

suggesting that council instigate Sie Parallel parking all along Colum- bia Ave. through Castlegar, The RCMP. will be asked if there have been any accidents caused by pa- rallel parking since commissioners feel that paralic! parking {s now allowed only where there is plenty of room for cars to get well off

.

ou ‘A report from’ the WKHU indicated no pollution in the five].

latest tests of the village's ‘ water. : eee

Comm. Murray Little suggest.

ject society president) would pro- pably make | some if there isn’t.”

agpartment ot highways will hae 50.50 the cost of light- ing the intersection of Columbia

from|and Pine, a letter from Mr, Staite Staite | disclosed,

. A request from Twin Rivers school principal Jim Corbett that the Sth Ave, sidewalk be extend- ed to at least Juniper St. and along Juniper from 5th to Colum- bia will be investigated. Works supervisor Norman McNabb said tie sidewalk could quite casily be extended along Sth but. there a drainage problem on Juniper St. which: has yet to be corrected.

Raspberries Not Frozen;

the li- |, some

- A.Eremenko & Co.

Red & White COFFEE,

2 Ibs. : $1.09 Heinz BABY FOOD, * 10. for . 99c

SEAMLESS NYLONS

Cheese WHIZ, 16-02.

BRISKET, -Ib. JEWEL Shortening,

Sweet, Tasty

Raspberries in November? This 'is the case in Castlegar where William Walker of 6th Ave, picked:a bowl of raspberries out of his garden at the weekend. They weren't frozen “and are as tasty a3 they were during the summer.”

(pro-

The Pythian Sisters

hold ‘annual Fall Tea 17\ Twin’ Rivers

Fall Tea and Bazaar

Kinnaird, Nov. 24th 2 to Bm. of Kinnaird,

Organ Recital

by Vancouver Organist vid Rogers. Nov. 19, Pm. at St. Saviors Pro thedral, Nelson. Nov. 21.

ACURA

geome NMC = PUBLIC NOTICE

Kootenay Temple No. 37 will

In United Church Basement, United Church Women

Card Party,

Bridge and Whist Sat. Nov. 17.8 p.m. Robson Hall Every- one Cordially invited.

Nordis Lodge

Rummage Sale and Bake Sale Time 11-5 Nov. 24 at Castlegar upholstery Shop.

St. David's Anglican W.A. will hold Coffee Party and Bake Sale in K, I. S, Hall Kinnaird Nov. 16 10-12 noon,

Buy Your Xmes Cake s and mincemeat at Coffee Party in Robson Church Hall Nov. 22 10:30 a.m. Sponsored

Sat. Halt

4:30

Da- 8:15 Ca- 8:15

Nabob Asst. PEAS, BACON, ‘side, sliced,

Ladies sizes $10.50 Misses sizes

oe $9.95

Children’s sizes

$5.75

Seamless NYLONS

Micro Mesh 'Scamlen: NYLONS - 400 needle

Christies MINIATURE, Choc. Biscuits 9Q¢ - : TOMATOES, tube 25c ‘For RENT GRAPEFRUITS, 3 for .........

2c

for Deep Freeze.

ap

PORK CHOPS, Ib. 79¢

3 Ibs, o.. B96 ; it ‘Pork. Fresh PICNICS, Monarch SHORTENING, |" ib. 3 ibe! aise

DAQUST SKATES | NON RUN SEAMLESS | .3 tine ........... Bie Pert: 8s een NYLONS Nabeb COFFEE wage Canadian Mild ‘ Men’s sizes Winter Shades : | CHEESE, Ib. .... Be $10.50 - $13.95 sizes 8% - 11 .Nabob: 15-0z. PORK & Bete 79¢ pr. BEANS,, 4 for 57g | Swanson’s TV a $8,509 - $8.95 ce TIDE, Gnt. with world | DINNERS, chicken or " NURSES WHITE map 9c} turkey... Ge

‘Frozen Food. Lockers We cut & Wrap meat .

lan Robson Women’s Associa. tion,

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR........

10th Anniversary

5 DAYS .' THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUES.

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SMITH 5 PLUMBING & 3/= HEATING. =

a 6. CRESCENT 8' 3401’ —. CASTLEG: co =

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VICKS VAPORUB Z VAPORIZER ee iacos ALL LIPSTICKS See atone SALE 89c 10 % OFF SALE $7.95

Phillips Speed-Flex TONI HOME Vicks Formula 144 RAZOR PERMANENT » COUGH SYRUP

> Regular $34.95 Regular $2.00 Hen Regular $1.89

SALE $29.95 | SALE $1.49 SALE $1.39: ASPRIN 100. ~ PARDEC WALLETS Regular 93¢ Vitamin & Minerals Values up to $7.50 ed He

: Regular $7.00 SALE 69c SALE $4.79 SALE $2.95

DRISTAN TABLETS

CHILDEN’S LUNCH

Rh E. Goulet Corner

HEAT LINAMENT reg. 1.29... DR.. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES reg. 69, 2° for

LAVERIS DECANTER BOTTLE reg. BRYLCREAM KING SIZE 98c HUDNUT SHAMPOO reg. 2.00 ZERO SOAP FOR WOOLLENS reg. 59c¢ MEN‘S LEATHER SHAVING KITS ... SPORTSMAN CAMPERS LIGHT reg. 9.65 HALIBUT LIVER OIL Caps Fort. reg. 1.10.

' aD MANY MORE NON-ADVERTISED SPECIALS

- Castlegar Drug —

reg. 1.25

MOIRS PEPPERMINT CREAM WAFERS reg. 55-SPECIAL 3 - $1,19 COLGATE TOOTH PASTE reg 65c . DuBARRY CLEANSING CREAM reg. 4.00

KIT reg. 3.98... 1.25 :

of Pine & ‘Columbia

.. SPECIAL 99c_ SPECIAL $1.19 SPECIAL 99c

. SPECIAL ‘A9e . SPECIAL $2.98 SPECIAL $2.95 ». SPECIAL 89c

. SPECIAL 79c . SPECIAL $1.29 «. SPECIAL 39¢ _ SPECIAL VALUE $3.95 | SPECIAL $7.95. . SPECIAL 89c

Ph. 365: 3911.

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New waiting lines for the mothers-td-be; smart comfortable and economical; Cover. _ Ups in corduroy, cottons and washable - wool. The three piece corduroy sets skirts, slims and tops come in Red, Royal: Blue and Black. The cotton slims and skirts in Black and. Beige. We also have suds ‘n’ set washable skirts with little or no iron- ing required. And, for the new arrival -. get a. Bunny Esmond ‘Baby ‘Blanket. So cosy and warm, germ resistant, non-toxic | and non-irritating, or for the ideal’ gift, give baby a receiving blanke “swith: two matching nighties or a sleep’ n’ play set’ with.an extra pair for extra ‘wear. Come in: and’ see our fine selection of ' Maternity and Infants ‘Wear.: :

Everything for the. Hockey Player

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CCM Hockey Skates, $6.75 to: $24.95 Hockey Gloves... ..'$4.75 to: $13.50. “Shin Guards’... $2.35 to $11.95 _ Shoulder Pads ;..... $4.50 to $9.95,

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a ieee ther within or, out: GRE — ae i ‘after. Comm; Murray Little and-vil-

Published Every Thursday, at

: \CASTLEGAR, "BRITISH : COLUMBTAS THURSDAY,’ NOV: 22, 1962

i "Top Celgar ‘officials legar © commissioners’. Monday. night . to - discuss.“ council’s ¢com= : plaints of ‘air’ pollution ‘from ‘the Pulp! mill'here and all ‘of council's past questions on, the ‘subject’ were

‘Tooke place at tothe pulp mill were Mr}, Sylvest; municipal; clerk. Joe! Logelin, commnlsslonits ‘George | § Carr, ; iv Cook'' and Walter Thorp, Yinnalrd ‘village ‘chairman | Carl ‘Loeblich, Celgar ' executive sident 4 . Penny, Eugene |

hos charge: of pulp manufacture forthe company, Mel Jopp; who'heads Celgar’s enginéer-' ‘ling idiviston, ) Castlegar Bulp, ap tl

Fr EN EE ease

s

mi 3 ficials John: Hegeman, Norm ‘Scot

gar's “plainly ~ that itis! dangerous ‘and’ unrealis- tie for: council to” attempt. to''de- cide: what: constitutes ‘justifiable |: pollution on. the basis- of ‘Public answers ‘to isolated this subject.” .

up ‘to date.‘'on’ what was: 2¢t possible -in’ the way: of. improved wh pollution; abatement.” J

ict Mrs iSylvest’ said that Celgar “conceded the vital point that some improvement‘in the degree of pol- commissioner @realize “that-an un- |lution’ control at various’ points’ in Aon’ the use. of: our| the: plant. is: technically: possible tk pose. ‘could ‘result | and: -Bossibly even ‘justifiable “and, itortable,. financial practical.” However, ‘continued

jar and’ a core- | Sylvest,< the’ -compaay, ‘cautioned |. 3 ‘fovour entire. ais-

accepted uses ofiair Is .the. aispos- al. of ‘waste, continued ‘Mr, Sylvest,

f quent detri :

ing: this to. Tmnean ethnt the: charac* teristic odor: of a kraft mill icould ‘be: eliminated by the expenditure of, sufficient funds.”

<{Mry Syvent said it is still fhe

Se, Sylvest said-he asked Cel: ‘gar “every. question’ I’ could: pos- sibly think of and there were none Jeft: unanswered? They did a ood |

ip: | ranged by. Rossland -Treil MEA Don

| gar council,

a request is tad for: stich’ a road for: by, B.

way. crossing at the south of Cast! ly. e de i t) Castles by, going throgeh | or. along:

gar’ and then on: th Est ia

gar road’ on‘out: to the'dam ‘site.

By casing. only exuting: ort

ed‘ out that. because not'-planned “for. does :-not;{m that, the poselbil

a°road ‘justify the extra’ cast jaf providing, the road—in. spite Tok ‘complications:.it, would - intro-

the already. difficult pro-

uid: be built.

he’ eating between. ‘the vil lage“council’ and | the’ B.C, Hydro and” CBA‘ representatives was ‘ar- Brothers. at the requ it of. Castle-| Those ‘present, ‘atthe meeting besides Bro-| i

feeling of. *that

‘suitable ‘Bovernment agency should and: enforce “what in

2 <| fact:constitutes justifiable, fair and b a

‘reasonable pollution.”

“\>\ Cina letter. to. be’ sent, the com-

‘council: is‘ asking : Celgar ‘to

oe. e ides: sof @ government |.

“jou at bringing'us up to date. sendin the ‘meeting,’: ‘which’

G “feel "that: it! is tip eelf evident 'that:to *| have the” ‘degree of, justifiable, pol- -determine tion: The: City. Centre: has filed deat papers: to: se

thers, municipal clerk Joe Logelin,

three’ Hydro officials'and two CBA

Officials, included Gordie ‘McLach-

Hin:~ representing ‘* the -. Castlegar

Chamber of ‘Commerce ‘and A. EB.

Staite, (district highwa: “Rosslani

engineer | .,

Kinnaird,’ th trict’ Chamber “of ‘Commerce and: the. merchants of the area, has been.

ped <Pressacco,' chairman-‘of | the Castlegar Chamber’s industrial | committee, ‘made: the proposal-.at the Chamber's: meeting last week. He sald-persons serving of such:a’ board’ should be preparedito serve. for five, years, = 995

“In, general terms,” said ‘Mr, Pressace the ‘function ; of ‘an In- | § dust Development Board would

@ ‘The ‘accumulation of tech- nical ‘and ‘statistical material Pers

areajust nortl the’ ite ‘four, miles ‘up oie Blue.

was not detectable from the ground

at 9a ism pal ‘clerk Allen ’Selbie said ‘incur. S.Rust' arid]

Leo Bosse ‘had : sugg Muirhead take the initiat

ig it - | Kootenay. ‘It added:’! any | ‘failure; very.-rarely. ‘occuts.”. This,

ed “of: the company . by..the. village

lage: chairman Aage; Sylvest:com- =|mented onthe matter. at. counelts

‘call‘a- meeting /“ifSenough* ‘merch: | planned caitages oa

ants in the whole, area are interest- ed: in forming a Retail Merchants: x he

ned,:outages: for Mondays. but: we

:\He said'a poll: of all businesses

? in the District-on.the subject is to he lidays into consideration.”

fe ‘Mine splice |’:

the'week than Fridays, the WKPE- 4

‘certainly. do take Mondays or, other |; ae ; : ipuiterties Tuesday. night :to’ the

{- | highway. Tlghtof-way and. a: new road running'to the west.and south

provincial :: cabinet“ for-*a: public house: plebiscite’ to allow. thé -sale of; beer; and ‘ale’ in‘ the: s village: by.

‘quest’ was.maed by the Internatio

‘gra-} al Land Ci

of North Van-

‘the R ‘works supervisor Norman ‘McNabb told Sastleger. council ,. Tuesday

-that.'a crashing’ chimney | on the® roads. in, that area follo uple’s baby ing’ an ap’ oa jeforé comm: thei

couver. which ‘has plans: fora sioter, tal

and “the: other -was made. by: M.E. Moran.,!.on~ behalf": of -: Castlegar. Holding ‘Co. who. ie have. plans

~ | quet aciities, ‘a> cockt

anda: public: house.

I award, - receives. the! Little ;Grey, Cu i warded: year- by: the® Cas- Johnson

ers. : dectied ‘against the purchase of

a small 7% hp‘ snow removal trac.

tor. which they had seen demonstra~

ted on Saturday morning’ about. 20 tiles up. the: new highway.’ /

ioners..are . concerned

ig ‘the ‘sidewalks ‘in the

‘snow.’so:. that

to.and “from

ees working: at ‘Celgar’s‘iew saw- mill-here! are > producing *.300,000. board feet: of lumber per ‘day ‘on a two*shift basis, enough to fill 10 boxears ‘a’ day “or build 25 or:30 |- average-size North American homes. ©

This information | was ‘given

+ | local. members * of. the Castlegar,

Kiwanis: Club last week’ by sawmill production: manager Gordie Mc- Lachlin when the club toured the | mill:

The ‘sawmill’s industrial lations superintendent, Robert Ris ers, ‘told the Kiwanians

he 240 hourly-rated el

‘there “are: ‘salari

tin ad- : 01

at the 3 iL,

cel tre ‘picture ‘are members ack; 1962; 1