CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 8, 1958

Renata Tidings

Kinnaird Korner

the at

Ernie Funk from
is home visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Funk. Mr, Funk
will be in the Nelson Hospital
for an operation this week,

Mr. and Mrs, Andy Delorme
of Proctor visited at Ben Neu-
felds and Mrs. Sarah Hansen.

Mrs. Sarah Hansen and
daughter Gracie are back from
Vancouver where
treatments at a children’s hospit-
al,

Ted Swales, district horti-
culturist was a recent visitor to
this district,

Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Koch and
Jack Hansen are home from
Saskatoon where they attended
the funeral of Mrs, Koch's fa-
ther. =

Miss Sheila Hale of Castlegar
visited her mother Mrs. Clara
Hale over the weekend.

Mrs. A. Koch and son Ear-
hart were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Clara Hale.

Gracie took] ,

the J. Hendricks home were
Lorne Stevenson of Spokane and
Mrs, Hendrick’s brother Mr. Jim
Torpy of Vancouver.

Mrs, E, A. Matthews of Kas-
lo spent the weekend with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Fill
and Mrs. Rex Matthews and fam-

IE eS

Miss Peggy Archibald re-
ily. turned to her position in Vancou-

Mr, and Mrs. O. Riley visit-| ver on Saturday.
ed in Kaslo on the week end. Mrs, K. Markle has accom-
panied her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Howrie of Vernon, on a trip
to Calgary this week.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gergely
and ddaughter Linda of Nelson
were week end guests of the
latters parents Mr. and Mrs. V.
Sorenson, ”

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardy left
Tuesday on a two month vara-
tion to Scotland.

Mrs, D, W. Brookes was cal-
led to Vancouver owing’ to the
death of her mother,

Mrs. Donald Archibald of
Vancouver, is having a short vis-
it with her mother, Mrs. S. Har-
rison,

Home from the coast and
UBC are John Nixon, Leo Geot-
ting and their wives; and Jack
Collinson.

6:00 a.m. to

|
NOTICE TO WATER
USERS

Village of Kinnaird

The following water restrictions will be enforced:

SPRINKLING ALLOWED

4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily "

We -therefore request every user to comply with
the Water Regulation By-law, which specifies only
one sprinkler to each service connection.

Your co-operation is urgently requested.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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Robson Socials

Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, R, W. Chalmers recent-
ly, was Miss J. Stevenson, niece
of Mrs. Chalmers. Miss Steven-
son is a teacher at U.B.C,

Alto, Calif., who was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyson
for a few days left Monday. Miss
Lynch is the field director of the
American Girl Scouts, Her next
stop will be Calgary, and will in-
clude Miss Lynch attending the
Canadian Girl Guide Dominion
annual meeting which will be
held at Banff on May 26.

Guests of Mrs. W. E. McPhee
for the weekend were her daugh-
ter and two granddaugters, Mrs.

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12:00 noon

Castlegar -
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park

Miss Nora Lynch .of Palo}

DISTRICT SOCIAL

REPORTERS
Mrs, Hostetter

— Mrs, Johnson

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Renata — Mrs, Warkenti

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= 7181

Mrs, Kaufman - 3227

- 2672 $

Mrs, Witliamson

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Total $17,220

gar during the month of April,
according to Inspector Dave Sea-

regular Council sesgion.

amount covered 11 permits,
granted as follows: K. Atkinson,
eddition, $500.00; J. and D, Horst,
Residence, $8,000; Modern Dairy,
addition, $1400; C. Nygaard, stair-

Castlegar Happenings].

Deer Park Secale

Mr, and Mrs, Richard’ Mar-
shal of Vancouver were guests of
the latter's aunt Mrs. W. Mac-
Cabe for two days, enroute to
Edmonton,

Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Devitt

Mr. and Mrs. G, Williams
and children bf Trail spent the
ona ing and fish-

way, $50; J. Kelly, reroofing,
$250; S. Melnick, alterations,
$250; F. Woodrow, moving gar-
age, nil; M. Harshenin, (T. Eat-

triping trip at Deer Park.

Mr. F. G, Hamblin has re-
turned to his home here after

spent last at Cl
Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Percival of
Palm Springs, California, were
Castlegar visitors on Monday. ~

Mr. and Mrs, R. A, D. West
motored to Vancouver on busi-
iness last Saturday,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lipsett were
Nelson visitors from Friday to
Sunday last week.

Among those returning from
U.B.C. to spend the summer with
their parents are Catherine Pelli-
grin, Joanne Dunlop, Bruce Mac-
Cabe, John Soberlak, and Don
Onions,

Myles McMillan .who, was
among Castlegar’s successful can-
didates inthe recent Music Fest-

where he will audition with, his
trombone for the Canadian Army
and,

" Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Campbell
visited in Kelowna and Kamloops
at the weekend,

ival, leaves Sunday for Calgary | &™*

iting with relatives at Vancouver,
Nelson and Trail. He was ac-
companied by his son and grand-
daughter, Mr. Gordon Hamblin
and Donna of Nelson.

Mr, and Mrs, A, Delorme of
Nakusp were the recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs, A, Law.

Mr, and Mrs, R, Ramsden of
Trail spent Sunday at Deer Park
on a fishing trip.

Other weekend visitors to
Deer Park included H. Merrifield,
sons Jimmie and Albert, Mrs, M.
Stover, of Castlegar; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Senwargennaucr, Rossland; Mr.

; Mrs. Frank Webster and
tamil of Robson and many oth-

home of her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W.R. Whit-
taker, as she was enroute home
from a visit to Pittsburgh, Penn.

Mrs. O. Munden of Pullman,
Ww is a guest at the

Mr. Ken Gru of Van-
couver visited. his parents Mr.
and L. Grunerud at the

far!
Willow Point.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson's
guests Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. G, Eastcott and son Wayne
| of Rossland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews,
and family of Trail visited Mr.

Mrs, M, King has Feturned

home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Whit-
taker. _ ’

visitors on

the winter months vis-|

t:
on), alterations, $70; Creighton
Cc » altera-
tions, $5000; fr Koochin, resi-
dence, $1500; F. Wiscinski, ad-
dition, $200,

The report stated that six
of the above projects have been
completed, also 2 of previous is-
sue, while others are dragging
somewhat. The work on these
jobs is satisfactory and in ac-
cordance with Village Bylaws,
the report said. y
Mr. Seaton's report - for
Trades Licences stated there are
still a number of delinquents in
spite of final notices. The in-
spector has asked Council to

FORGET
SOMETHNG?

STILL TIME TO PLANT
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ing Shrubs,
Ornameital Trees, Bulbs.
See Us At The Nursery
Situated on the
‘ Upper Bench.
OPEN ALL SUNDAY

KOOTENAY
NURSERIES

April Building Pormils make ruling on these cases,

The Traffic Officer's report
for the past month showed 18
tickets issued for traffic viola-

Building permits totalling/ tions, This is done in conjunc-
$17,220.00 wefe issued in Castle-/ tion with the RCMP detachment,

Two ‘hour phrking digns
have been erected in front of

ton’s report presented Monday to] the Village Office,
‘This :

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For kitchens, bathrooms: finest
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from were Mr. and|

from Trail after
past three weeks with her ih i
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. King. While there, she was
an out-patient at the Trail Tad-
anac Hospital.

and Mrs. H. Johnson

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CUT-RATE GROCETERIA:

KINNAIRD

Ci at pre-
sent in the Trail Tadanac Hos-

Mrs, W. R, Kerr.

Dr. and Mrs. G. H. “Page
have as their guest Mrs. Willis
of Stettler, Alberta.

Mr. Harry Killough, Assis-
tant Ranger at Kettle Valley was
a district visitor last weekend.

and Mr. E, Kratt.

Mr. and Mrs. B, Cherrington
have as their guest the former's
sister, Mrs. J. Burnstill of Kel-
owna,

Every year;
other rheaumatic , diseases slice
over $70 million in wages alone
off total Canadian income. They
cost the country nearly 10 million
work-days annually, according to
the Canadian Arthritis and

Mrs. Margaret Whittaker of
Kaslo was a recent visitor at the

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‘AMERICAN FLAG of 100 years ago will replace the
Canadian Pag on HMCS Cedarwood, mothballed RCN
vessel brqught out to be converted into replica of S.S.
Cedarwood, ship that brought first miners from San
Eunnclace to Victoria enroute to 1858 gold fields. Scene

ted in Colourful

April 266th. (Centennial photo.)

at Victorla,

ATTENTION

HARDTIME TEA AND DANCE

MAY 17, 1958

«SPONSORED BY THE

Kinnaird Improvement Society

ADMISSION

Canned Fruit or Fruit Juice

For the Hospital

Come on Teen-agers — Support YOUR Dances

Coming Dances are to be held on
Friday May 30'-—- Saturday June 14

JUNE 21 — ROSE BALL

Firestone

DELUXE SUPER CHAMPION

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COUNCIL

A detailed report on all’ Pub-
lic_ Works ‘carrled -oniin, the: Vil-
lage for the past two weeks was
presented to Council by Norman
McNab, Works Supervisor. A
number of outstanding jobs had
been done during this time.

A lst of reccommendations}.

was presented atethe same time
for consideration of Council deal-
ing with a varicty of problems.

Mr. McNab stated there was an

[opportunity to purchase a 3 ton

truck for Village use, and con-
siderable discussion arose from
out’ the big truck is-tied.up a
the suggestion, It was pointed
large part of the time with gar-
bage pick-up, with the result the
“cat”. is also tied’ up. It was felt
the truck would pay for itself
in a year's time. Commissioner G.
Pettitt is to look into the matter
and take an option on the unit.

A Progress report was re-
celved from A

BRIEFS.

ance at the expense of the pro-
-perty owner,

The meeting recorded 2 mo-
tion to have Associated Engineers
make a complete garbage sur-
vey along with the water sur-
will contact them re: rates,

authorized to obtain written per-
mission from the Liquor Control
Board to construct sidewalk on
the east side of their ‘property,
The Liquor Control Board has
indicated they. will pay a share
ef constuction costs.

It was learned at Monday's
meeting that the Village will re-
¢elve the sum of $1,170 based on
collection of revenue from the
sale of Motor Vehicle Licences.
This payment will be in the form
of monthly payments of $97.50.
Revenue earned by Inland
Natural Gas Compahy during
1957, ‘from gas sales within the

regarding the water survey they
are conducting, Some suggestions
were made for easements, etc.
G } he

owner is charged with cost of
a new main on the road allow-
ance in exchange for the ease-
iment, The owner is sometimes
granted permission to build pro-

to $1636.-
77, it was reported, the 1 per
cent tax payable for this amount
being $16.37. This will increase
to $49.10 in November of this
year,

Local Government grant for
1958 will be $0,093, % of full
amount of $27,280, based on the
5 per cent social security tax,

for maintenance and assumes all
liability for damages, This course
of action is not recommended for
the Main on the Bank of Com-
merce corner. It is syegested the
main be replaced on road allow-

Council. Cc’ Oglow and
Commissioners Rysen and Mad-
docks will attend the Kimberley
meet of the Association of Koo-
tenay Municipalities on May 10,
representing the Village of
Castlegar.

Cc

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1, 1958

SNA e

Village Clerk J. Logelin was{ =
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Kinnaird Commission

. (continued from page 1)

the granting 6f road allowance
to the Vilage. This matter will
be submitted to the Town Plan-
ning Advisory Committee for
consideration, In answer to Mr.
Corbett’s question, Mr. Rust as-
sured him the Village would be
willing to plow'a portion of his
property in return for the culti-
vated land relinquished for road
allowance.

It was moved and seconded’
that By-law 103, Joint Ownership
of the Cemetery be given the
fourth and final reading.

A formal complaint’ was’ re-
ceived from Mrs. Eunice Murray
regarding. damage done to her

Carr

he had checked with the Library
Board regarding their request for
iniprovements to “the Library
Building. Mr. -Carr said library
Secretary, Walter Marken will| ==
send a further report on their
needs to Council for considera-
tion. *

Chairman Oglow: felt the
Council should help maintain the
Library, and said those serving
on the board doa lot of work
for the community,

The meeting approved the
Centennial Committee using the
old Village office until such time
as demolition is carried out,

Commissioner Rysen’ and
Pettitt were named to represent
‘the Village Council at funeral
services for the late Myles Mac-
Pherson, former ' Village. Com-

Di ‘by ‘This will
be turned over to the local de-
tachment of the R.C.M.P. for
their action,

A letter outlining” the con-
vention to.be held at Kimberley
on May 10th was received from
the Kootenay Municipalities As-
sociation. All Council members
plan to be present and feel that
this. meeting will be well worth-
while attending

An invitation to attend the
Castlegar and District ‘Fall Fair
Opening on the 19th and 20th
of September was received and
Mr, Smales will be representing
the Village at this function,

A letter from Wetmore, and
McGauley on ‘behalf of Mr. J.
Goodfriend requested the poss-
ibility of re-zoning for the pur-
pose of permitting him to erect
a motel, This will

The Village will also
send, a floral: ‘ribute. -

Notice tvomn the’ Navy League
of Canada advised that a new de-
stroyer had .been named “Col-
umbia” and suggested :that- the
Village participate in the adop-
tion of the ship. It was decided
to comply with this suggestion.

Mr, Smales, instructed the
clerk to place notice in the paper
regarding sprinkling hours as ap-
parently some of the residents of
Kinnaird have let ‘it slip their
minds since last year. .Mir. Mait-
land will be policing ,the situa-
tion.\The matter of the use of
two sprinklers per householder
was discussed as several persons
had expressed a desire to see this
in effect — there would, how-
ever, be an extra charge for the

be handled by Town Planning,
An invitation from the Ki-
wanis Club of Trail has asked
Mr. and Mrs Loeblich, as’ spon-
sors, to attend the Symphony

Orchestra to be heard here soon.

LL
at MAKES CENTS: ie

COFFEE, Nabob, Ib

FLOUR, R. : » Paper, oa Ihs., wa cdis'ss

weceneeneee 196

.. $1.59
wee 80°

A decision
will be reached on this at a la-
ter. meeting.

A lawn mower has ‘been
purchasd for the cemetery and is
expected within two weeks. Flo-
wer plots are to be laid, also, and
Mr. McLeod said he would work
on asign for the gate. An ad-
ditional gate will also be erected.
to keep cattle out of the area.

Mr. McLeod reporting on his
trip to Grand Forks where he
attended the Kootenay Health
‘Unit meeting showed some very
interesting sketches of the new
sewage system he inspected while
there, .

Commissioner Rust stated
that the Municipal mill rate’ of
17 for general. purposes still
stood, Hospital mill rate 1.72 and
School 18,7 for a total of 37.42
milis which represents and over-
al} increase of 4.87 mills. This in-
crease is attributable directly to
School and Hospital taxes,

It was passed by Council
that Annual Rates By-Law 113
and Budget By-Law 112 be gi-
ven first, second and third read-

The clerk was inktructed to
write the Department of High-
ways ‘with regard to the dust
nuisence created by the new
highway above the upper bench.
It was pointed out that the pub-
lic was using this road as a
tourist attraction and was sug-
gested that either a portion of
it be oiled or the road closed off,

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