VAS LEAN NEWS, LUNG, Jan. 9, 1907

GEORGE R. PEARKES|
Lieutenant-Governor

CANADA
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

ELIZABETH the SECOND, by the Grace of God, of the

United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms
and Territories, Queen, Head of the Common-
wealth, Defender of the Faith.

To all to whom these presents shall come:

GREETING. ( WHEREAS by section 21 of the
{ “Muncipal Act” it is provided
(the Lieutenant-Governor in
( Council may by supplementary
( Letters Patent extend the area

Minister of (of a municipality under the
Municipal Affairs ( conditions therein set out:

AND WHEREAS a petition has been received by the
Minister of Municipal Affairs from the Counejl of The
Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird praying that the
area of the ipality be extended to i de all and
singular those certain parcels or tracts of land situate,
lying and being as follows:-

Firstly: Commencing at the south east corner of Lot
12358 Kootenay District, being a point on the westerly
boundary of Lot 7171; thence westerly along the south-
erly boundary of said Lot 12358 to the south west corner
thereof; thence northerly along the westerly boundaries
of Lots 12358, 12360, 12361, 12362, 12363 and 12364 to
the north west corner of said Lot 12364, thence westerly,
northerly and easterly along the southerly, westerly and
northerly. boundaries of Lot 7198 to a point due north of
the north west corner of Lot 7173; thence south to the
said north west corner; thence southerly and easterly along
the westerly and southerly boundaries of said Lot 7173 to
the north west corner of Lot 7174; therice southerly along
the westerly boundaries of Lots 7174, 7175 and 7171 to
the aforesaid south east corner of Lot 12358, being the
point of commencement and ig by ement
339.5 acres of land more or less:

Secondly: Blocks 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 of Sublot 15
of Lot 4598 Kootenay District, Plan 783 on file i in the Land

DAN CAMPBELL

particularly in the Arrow Lakes
on Dollies and in the Kootenay
Lake on big Rainbows. The Koo-
fenay ylelded by far the biggest
Kokanee but I don’t believe tha
the quantity oF quality was as
good as that in the Arrow:
Hunters throughout the dist
a rick il feel, had one of thelr
o most successful years, Deer,
you a Marty ( Cast. goat, bear were taken in in good
mas Tet me take this 0; opportuni- numbers, Numerous elk and car-
y to wish you the happlest,|ibou fell to the guns of ardent
Pealtniost best New Year ever. | sportsmen as well, and I believe
Looking: back over 1966 I
cannot help but reflect on the
amount of fish and game that
was taken in Gistelets No; ae
Fishermen last year complete season without the
cessful throughout . the eRistrict, fetch ity of meeting our local

By Jack Whils

. Fishermen Successful Throughout Area

conservation ottiear, Potor Ewart,
through no fault of Pete's
he was ke ‘bury tn the at
Kootenay for the greater

tof the season. A few huni pa

but not too many, took advan-

Maddocks Shoe Store

tage of this lack of
and over shot their limits on
our deer populations,

Many hunters that I person-
ally know of spent many hours
in search of a trophy rack and
passed up the small ones and the
does pd wait for their chance at

rH

servation minded | sportsmen my
most n nee taal
trict

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD. SECONDARY

a dist
ee oees an compat a a aise year

interested in the great outdoors,
Not only have they provided

the district with ‘ranges that will
rovit for many

What better way of starting | Barbara Heagy; H, Marie Pop-|¢

at of prou off; V, Lorne’ Hartson.
Pee prepa npn E aly "? Some. of you have asked

academic honor roll of tgee 672 what reading jsochniaues are be-| Geq

ide
Pho do do not hunt, but in so doing
they will enable the hunters to

and thereby ensure fewer woun~
a ert in‘ the bush to

are our finest scho-|ing
lars: iSoney F Fowler,. John Mc-| We constantly sworls on Woesbu:
if (all 4.8 ner te
Arthur, Carol Chedkott should have thousands of words
Margaret Rebalkin (4.6) Lin-| at our. disposal, not the 300 we
da. Huston, Deborah McGauley, | normally put to work! (Have ou
Patsy Pavlis (all 4.5) ever heard us on the phone?
joe Duarte, Barbara Loo- We have grown accustomed
ney, Irene Skulstad (all 4.3) to using dictionaries frequently
Peter Kalesnikoff, Lorraine|in our reading p: roman
Kalmakoff, Olga Maloff, David We also Wolk ahead at ales
Millon (all 4.2) tk scanning and readin)
Linda Allis, Linda Chap: dep (changing pour speer
man, Tom Dubois, Sandi La-} match hehe situation.)
mont, Bonnie Shiskin, David Sy!- uae Thandle words
vest, Gary re ‘ang Elisabet | with discrimination in-order to
Thor-Larson (all choose the most suitable. We
To qualify, frre students|learn to discern the outline in
had to present a report card|each article we read. We learn
free of any blemishes (such as/to draw conclusions.
“U's” or a mark below a “C") Most important of all, w
and their average had to be at] learn to check facts, and to find
Teast a B, (5.0 is A) the “main idea” in’ each set of
ict. that| paragraphs put. before us. It’s

‘Registry Office, Nelson, and ig by
ment 43.61 acres of land more or less:

AND WHEREAS the conditions and requirements of
said section 21 have been duly complied with:

NOW KNOW YE THAT by these presents We do
order and proclaim that the area of The Corporation of
the Village of Kinnaird be extended and that, on, from,
and after the date of these supplementary Letters Patent
the boundaries of The Corporation of the Village of Kin-
naird be defined as follows:

Commencing at the south east corner. of Sub-lot 31
of Lot 4598, Kootenay District, being a point on the_high
water mark of the Columbia River, on the right bank
thereof; thence westerly along the southerly boundary of
said Sub-lot 31 to the south west corner thereof, being a
point on the easterly limit of the right-of-way of the Co-
lumbia and Western Railway, as shown on Plan 617QQ,
-on file in the Land Registry Office, Nelson; thence due],
west to the westerly limit of the said right-of-way; thence | 2
northerly along the said westerly limit of the right-of-way
to the south east corner of Lot 7170; thence westerly along
the southerly boundary of said Lot 7170 to the south west
corner thereof; thence northerly along the westerly bound-.
aries of Lots 7170 and 7171 to the south east corner of
Lot 12358; thence westerly along the southerly boundary
of said Lot 12358 to the south west corner thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly houndaries of Lots:12258,
12360, 12361, 12362, 12363 and 12364 to the north west
corner of said Lot 12364, thence westerly, northerly and

the fa
our schoo! has close to 250 stu-}/not easy, but somehow we like
dents, and that “A’s” are rare| trying to do it. dts, challenging.
and prized possessions, our hon-

date.

What is ahead in 1967?

To si with at the next
sporismen's meeting on Jan. 19
you will be able to see some good
movies taken in the: East Koo-
tenay. On Feb. the annual
wildlife banquet will be held
once more, and the annual deer
| count date will no doubt be set
at ene January meeting for early

With the advent of spring
you will see intensive uses of the
ranges as pistol, scatter gunners
and riflemen start shooting for
e| the sheer fun and competition
of it on the ranges. And of course

ie fishing competition for 1967
which has started now will real-
ly get into full swing,

Pollution of field and stream
will no doubt come under heavy
as more and

id the
fhe nee eae ane pein in” on doyed | last afternoon
"The have many eager chal-|0f school before the holidays,
lengers close at their heels, and|The grand total was 1965
are very alive to the realization | Pounds!
that they will have to work hard Closest guess was that of
to keep top place. The race is Mart aret Rebalkin who came
really on! a few pounds of the total.
es 2 ee ae won the big red Christmas
rs Alas for all ‘Panther hopes presente, just crammed full
brawny. ta ant We per ‘the On the slate for this month
scholastic, house competition | ate two new contests: The girls’
points were compiled, it was Contest and” the
found what those awesome Jags
were on ay s
Panthers ere: just a sneeze we've tried y yet. We will keep

of| ment to step
this

more people become aware of
how it can affect all of us as
well_as hunters and fishermen.
ri look for a bigger year in
conservation efforts to unfold
in 1967. and have no doubt that
more pressure will. be brought
to bear on our provincial overs.
up its efforts in

re;

gard.
Jn all ‘these efforts sports-
men of tte district ‘will. ask
everyone for their support and
I would urge you to paola your
Jocal Rod and Gun club and PUT

YOUR SHOULDER TO THE
WHEEL, +

Hi-Lite Restaurant

“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays aad Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

"FS the” pons “day. thw the don's"> "evo

improve their marksmanship,.

WINTER JACKETS
—— A Complete Range of Styles and Prices —

WORK CLOTHES
— We're Headquarters for the Working Man —

BONNETT’S

BOYS & MENS WEAR

SPECIAL HEARING AID CLEARANCE SALE OF
DEMONSTRATORS & DISCONTINUED MODELS

Tf you have a hearing problem and need a hearing

aid, you can save many dollars now! These hearing _

aids are offered with a considerable price reduction,
and carry a guarantee for one full year.

Take advantage of this offer at EATON’S MAIL
ORDER OFFICE IN CASTLEGAR, on JANUARY
10th, 1967., es :

Tf unable to come in to the Store, pisses! phone i in
for a free home appointment.

. Six months.

effort a rae

new vert,
fe ee

The “school-wide “Reading
for Meaning” champs have also
been. announced. They are: A
class, David Millon; B, Kath-
ryn Dawson; C, John McArthur:

D, Larry Kei raiff; E, Gloria
Hamm; F, Ina Kalmakoff; G

behind: T-Birds, in you poste

Castlegar IN.....

pF i i 1g

WE ALSO
SPECIALIZE.

eoeee

Carpets:

Mombers of Parllament had irae to exunte, athe rising leftist, howevor, to be interested

a rather hectic three days in the

in ig the p ge
week before ‘ Christmas before | of ‘government. ni thonity into | foreign ownrship of Canada’s na-
they wishd.each other a Merry | areas normally pre- tural :

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS. HUGHES

Tell Lote: 285-5608
Box 731,, Castlegar

CASTLEGAR! ‘NEWS, Thursday, Ji. as

P 2 G Builders Supply

ACROSS FRoM'n THE ARENA
YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY CEMEN T
RAY AR' ——
aPh get si6l PLY WOODS
DOORS

Christmas and headed home for | serves. of individual

a much needed, if undeserved, jity.
holiday. Steve
st day saw the intro-| ber’ of the Eiberal party who

U
Z doesn't play a very big part in
Otto was one mem-| si-ecting people's financial deal-

The flr:
duction of the mini-budget. That| didn’t seem to get th
Swingin’ Sixties terminolo;
8 aa ‘supplementary budget.

ings.
Sharp must have groaned | investment in industry and re-
when Mr. Otto resented ‘a! a pri-| source development might draw

used to be called a baby budget, ve member's’ bill ri ig | some ot the money now being

butt babies sare. strie
fad to

ey aa wi rn ie old Ganadg De Bond ds, but it Hdn’t int at
“in” velopment poration. arp nds, woul ere:
t0'be sets want ferbe ‘ x and a good meme other’s of Gor-| the Anventori who aes. ae con-

in’ Canada. ‘Savings

timate passage of the bill eats

ive old age pensioners a ‘guar-
a teed ‘minimm income var Otto Te in the left
a month, spol

The
o:
hap ply singin Satire car-| vhose-ethnic ori

gu
awaited Royal nt to the old
age aatistance bill, the medical ut. One coesn't

ft Canaan's opulation| to do it, ‘People would gladly
‘while . the Paeither buy more stocks and bonds if
'Y | French nor fe oven is anything the tax

bi have little more.cash to do it with.

stant ig his
2 85 -etocks jiime Mo “E00 ae
is is not to _uggest st tnt open market,

If the government wants to

ken member for Soke East | steer money out of the savings
third day saw. the MPs ita "of" Ganeds for . that one-| accounts there is’ one easy way

itvis: the: iittiy day of San-/ individual Character to go it
uary, Have you broken your New | alone,
Year's resolution? I think there heli tah Salt Ab ied
should: be’ a: classified section While we almost found our-
annually with ones resolution or| selves without a white: Christ-
resolutions in bold) print for mas, which often finds us mak-
everyone to read, ing an extra effort to get into
It would be very much the same | the spirit of the season, it must
method: sn b some smokers | have left a few of our feathered
Suey lay the ground work! friends Dovildered as well,
sit rhe ele he bet The[ » Mi. Brandson on 10th
the tiore sop Rinnalrd ‘reported
you titers it to the tl seine “at Teast four or five rob-
te ‘door to returning to Pour ins in her melehbolirs berry-

Ph. 866-8151
MOULDINGS
WINDOWS
LUMBER
HARDWARE
FLOOR TILES :

tts

old ways becomes, But still it] bearing moun:
would be nice to have enough | Christmas and New Years.

department left them a

care ingurance bill: and a
other pieces of Tegislation: fie
had been debated less extensive-
ly, but. more

Finance

Mrs. H. Johnson. Ph. 365-8294
Jack is spending the

lations ins ‘Vancouver,
Henderson of Trail

To which wer gay ay “here!
Uisites At) the Henno family

. M.
holiday ‘season visiting with re-|er is visit

baa Mrs. Wm. Baston| sone,

Mr. an
spent Christmas day in n Teall: the
eat; of thelr, da ter Mrs. G.
a g eh

fand Mrs, C. H. Kin

Mrs. M. Hagens. of Vancouv- | 2a!
her grand-daught-

ers here until their parents re-
turn ‘from South Agi

ica.’
ae and Mrs. J.° Sherbiko
Christmas visiting in Nel-

id. Mrs. R. . DeFoe

but if you share Mrs, Brandson’: .
concern for their welfare please

Minto Chapter Has |

Annual Christmas feed ce tt
was repo)

Dinner and Meeting | w. 2, Hecreight on stn Ave

ight on Sth Avenue,
ll in -Kinanird, of robins ap-
Members of pinto! Chapter, | pearing there where some ap-
Order of the Eastern S| tar, held ples remained on the tree.

their angwal (Ghtistmas ed She," is fee
Heceul tly, in» the ‘Twin Rivers ih

The hall and tables were de-| caine
corated in the ‘Christmas theme Plump
with centrepieces and candles. they were at the moment report-
ti ee enart business meeting  ¢ Ry

eae mee retiree ated ‘As the New Year, in man:

sts’ arri ot: the ‘social cases, means new officers in in ou
Be ved for'a even-| various ‘organizations ‘some ‘hu-
Mr. Donald 2 Duncan Worthy tis

mour may! be ‘found from
“| Patron of the Eastern Star

Be eh ee ie
0. . son
People have long since 7 tea

Rew Mormon Eitiors
Will Serve Area
For Several. Months

ig in Rossland, the gu
of her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. re Mrs. G. Eastcot

fi iy open part art oe Christmas
day in F ig with: Mr,

Henne'’s parents,
Rey. and Mrs, F. Willey an

family’
season in. Penticton,

be in-the Castlegar
district ot the Alaska-Canadian
mission for between’ four and

‘While «here they will be
members of the Joeat Church of | mre 2

Jesus ‘Christ © o! ay | Days! Alberta, jest -of

Saints, Her son and dau daughter in-] fiw Rev.

ANDERSON Hogher and apd re, Grim
AGENCIES
For All Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

they spent.a few. days in Lon-
don, England. They will return
home at the end of January.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott of
Rossland a and Mr. Wayne :East-
cott of; Vancouver visited rela<|
tives-here durin; ee New Year.
Miss Marjorie’ King who. at-
tends victoria) ‘College spent the
ith ‘her p: Mr.

’ Ganadian Mint Has
Produced Six
Million Medallions

Six’ million medallions for

Mrs. C. feane and Canadian school children have
been produced. for the Centen:

ion by the Royal

and Mrs, J. T. "Herter Mrs.| Canadian Mint at Ottawa.

Students in grades one to

and | 12 will each receive one of these
nt part of ths holiday Barer aga aomento

ie guests | of Centenni -

gf pars. ‘Willey’s mother Mrs, plac sda and ti

cance to’ Canada and Canad-
istribution of medallions

oe toward the-end
e school year,

tying over

RCAF : pl
a ‘Trevor are sently visiting in | Canada’s iolated, communities
INSURANCE || Gipe own. South frien with| wit airdrop i
uy

bright new
medallions, touvenirs of Cana-
da’s Centennial.

Surprise Shower
| Held Recenily
For Mrs. Gommill -

Luncheon _Sp cine :

A’
shower was pute eee in: ‘hor

or of Mrs, J. Gemmill, nee Susan

Vogelaar, in the’ Castle; Unit-
ed. Church Hall... ve

was decorated

- ‘The — hall
with pink and white streamers
and wedding bells."

On‘'their arri the guest

excerpt taken from an: article

Comed the guests and games and entitled ¢ “Fhe Anatomy of an As-
canol singing ree ere. tt ithe anatomy of an associa-
lelicious 6. fet -

supper Was’6 enjoyed 4 by all all pre Hon includes four Kinds of ‘bon:
sent and. gifts changed. @ Wish bones: Members
evening ¥ wal brought whe. want. someone else to do

The ¢
He a close with the dri ‘wor!

Christmas -.-@ Jaw bones: Members who
talk but do little else.
was the lucky winner, A‘ draw @ Knuckle bones: Members
also took ‘place on a pair of| who’ knock everything others
wood candle holders which ‘had | do. :
been made and‘ donated by a © -Backbones: Members
Mr. Alex: Millar of Sidney: Mrs.| who get behind the wheel and
J. Stier was the winner. do the work.”

follow her example and ‘set out]. -

_... father
Not know
| how much
you owe ?

Are you afraid to team how

paying out? If you're like most folks,

some credit’ union help. When bills

Pungs, look dark. stop in and see the
is job to help you solve your money
show you how to get a fresh start.

Fuh few loen is “Paid im Fi
sll gph geen sandar et

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION
Miss M. D. H. Reith, Mgr. George Tertrme. Ast-Mgr.
Phone 365-7232

Serving the Cr ds of the Ki

ABOUT BENEFITS

HERE ARE THE FACTS

UNDER THE NEW

GUARANTEED INCOME SUPPLEMENT
TO THE /

OW AGE SECURITY PENSION

The new guaranteed i income supplement is a monthly payment
of $30 which will be added to the present $75 Old Age

of honor, ‘her mother’ Mrs. .W.
F. Vogelaar,’ the groom’s mo-
ther Mrs:-R. Gemmill and the
groom’s.. grandmother Mrs. J.
Gemmiil were each presented
with a corsage.

The “guest of honor’ was
seated in a‘chair decorated with

easterly along the southerly, westerly and northerly bound-
aries of Lot 7198 to the westerly limit of the right-of-way
of the Columbia and Western Railway as shown on Plan
617QQ; thence due east to the easterly limit of the oe
right-of-way; thence in a general south easterly direction : -
along the said easterly limit of the Columbia and Western FLOORNG
Railway right-of-way to the south east corner of Lot 2 of :
Lot 4598 as shown on Registered Plan 4242; thenke north-
erly along the easterly boundaries of Lots 2 and 1 of Lot . ma
4598 of said Plan 4242 and continuing north easterly along :
the north westerly boundary of Block A of Lot 4598, as ( :
shown on Registered Plan 4526, to the north west corner :
of said Block A; thence easterly along the northerly boun- en z

~ "Gary of said Block A of Lot 4598, Plan 4326 to the north) 22 Shu Geant the : >
east corner thereof, being a point on the high water-mark| man, e Rabbi. Slept i
of the-Colursb: er, on the right hazk: the: ; thence Late: F. Borsworth Last at the CERAMIC TILES
in a general southerly direction along the said high water Curlewed: J, 2M / Hitsm eo meh ; : sa —
mark of the Columbia River, on the right bank thereof | Fuller, Interrupted Journey. 3
to the point of by > eras rere - OZITE—That new indoor, outdoor Carpet

ment 1575.53 acres of land, more or less:

AND THAT the Letters Patent of The Corporation of | A Rook of Myths: 0 ‘Ann
the Village of Kinnaird be d d to be ded so as to Pm in a Family:
conform to the premises as and from the date of these | Fn
supplementary Letters Patent:

In testimony whereof, We have caused these Our Letters
to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Our
said Province to be hereunto affixed.

| WITNESS, Major-General the Honourable George Ran-
dolph Pearkes, V.C., P.C., C.B., D.S.0., M:C.,
C.D., Lieutenant, Governor of Our said Pro-
vince of British Columbia in Our City of Vic- |.
toria, in Our said Province, this twentieth day
of December in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand nine hundred and sixty-six, and in the
fifteenth year of Our Reign.

Corner

ARMSTRONG Security Pension if the pensioner ‘has no other income.

Library 1 s
CORYLON

However, if the pensioner has other i income but itis less than
$720 a year ($60 a month) the pensioner still qualifies for a
supplement but on a reduced Scale depending on his other
income.

Every. Old Age S ecu

incoma | of S10 }

bettas

There are: more than 5000
hooks on the shelves. Here is a

HOT $! CIALS FOR EVENING TRADE

Come As You Are... . Enjoy the Best |

Gity Centre Dining Room

LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN ‘casT! LEGAR

it, Mrs. J.
Finlay, * Mrs. owe Vogelaar ond
the pre of honor. -
the many “lovely and varied gifts
yer ‘presented to the guest of
,~onor and ‘she ee assisted_in

opél wiém: Miss’ Nancy
jean f

Married a

if both husband and wife receive the Old Age Security Pension, and have no. other income, both
qualify for the $30 a month them a i of $210 a month. If manied
pensioners have a combined income of less than $1440 a year, not including their Old Age
Security pensions, each may qualify fora supplement at a reduced rate.

and’ Mrs. Jan Kruges,

Immediate installation. if appointments
are made this weekend

Phone 365-7830 after 6 p.m.

Kon Bezeau”
York Carpets

520 FIRBY COURT
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

GOALS AND
GUIDELINES

‘ ‘Tomorrow k is our Guideline

Application Forms:

An application form and a booklet ining details of the d income will be
mailed to all Old Age Security pensioners during February. They will be asked to read the booklet
carefully and fill in the application farm at once. Married pensioners are asked that each fill in an
application form and mail the two in the same does not include war service
pensions, gifts fram relatives and money from'a number of. other sources. A list of
ftems not considered as income is shown on the application form and in the informa-
tion Booklet. Pensioners may receive help in by ting the Old Age
Security, Canada’ Pension Plan’ or Income Tax offices. Addresses are ‘available in the booktet.

Y, ae, el 4, a ara}

‘s | 's
and the tech ay to adapt to tor ‘s challenges.
These are the keys to industrial leadership.

Payment Dates:

- At least two months are‘required to deal with applications. Some Pensioners will receive their
y pay with their Old Age Security pension cheques in March. Others
will receive their in April. Pe entitled to a as of January
1967 will have their payments back-dated to January. -

ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD
TV WHEN YOU BUY A NEW
RCA OR GE BLACK & WHITE
OR COLOR TELEVISION

GLS ELECTRONICS |
365-5351 —_ Kinnaird

DOMINION TEXTILE.
COMPANY LIMITED

L. R. PETERSON 5
Acting Provincial Secretary Manufacturers of TEx MADE Products ISSUED BY THE HON. ALLAN J. MacEACHEN, MINISTER,

* DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WEEEORE