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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British

Columbia

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1952

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ,
APPOINTED MONDAY \

Water bill for M. Plotnikoff .
of $11.00 cancelled. Water had
been ‘turned off so that he only
received water from the city for,
one month. This was duly pald.
Investigation as to future use: Is
to follow. &

Report was accepted as to the
double taxation on the Fomenoff
property. One piece of land had
two buildings on it and over'a
period of years had: been thought
to be two separate parcels of
Jand and taxed accordingly. In-
vestigation proved only one, and
one tax was cancelled.

A. Horswill was instructed to
purchase dog tags for the com-
ing year.” Price of these tags
has been raised and the com-
missioners are seriously consid-
ing the raising of licence fees
for dogs as the dog population

. Seems to be getting quite out of

hand in Castlegar. The Dog by-
law is being studied by B.
Cherrington with an ‘eye to
stricter enforcement.

Building Inspector, D. Seaton,
who has been working on a
temporary basis tha last six,
months now has his inspection
appointment confirmed and will
continue to act in this capacity.

A letter was received from the
Trans Canada Southern Route
signed by J. H. Bracken calling
attention to a meeting in-the
board room in Nelson for Janu-
ary 14th beginning at 10:00 a.m.
to-discuss future plans for com-
pletion of the road. V. Jenks
was named representative from
Castlegar — transportation will
be provided.

A letter from H. Anscomb to
J. Dunlop was read regarding
Castlegar’s share of taxes for
one year. The amount being
$12,300. Part has already been
paid — balance to be received
in June, 1952. N. Oglow stated
he thought all the villages would
protest the fact that the 3 per
cent may be diverted solely to
cairy educational costs and
doubted that any would be able’
to survive on a smaller amount.

Some controversy has arisen
over amount of tradesmen's lic-
enses for a small portion of 1951
and up to January 15th of this
year. However, a bylaw states
that six months is the least time
for which a license can be taken
and if justice is to be done all
must conform.

The Finance Committee report
Zave accounts payable totaling
$1,625.89 and was accepted.

The building inspector will be
asked to investigate the Zonailo
apartment building. It had been
reported as a fire hazard and
would have to be changed.

The Bank of Montreal has of-

a 1 per cent “earning
"on any monies “not ac-
deposited by the Village
Commission. A. T. Horswill sug-
gested some put aside for this
purpose and it was so moved.
© The Bloomer Creek survey was
again brought to light. Work on
this still continues but it is
doubtful that a satisfactory so-
lution will be reached this year.
Dr. Anderson will be notified to
this effect.

No new report on the Blue-
berry Creek survey — which the
Celgar Corp. and Commissioners
have jointly undertaken.

It was decided to advertise
in the Castle News the fact that
any complaints ‘to .dny- depart-
ment of the Board of Comimis-
sioners should be registered at~
the office during office hours and
should be submitted in writing
and properly signed. Individual
commissioners’ home life has on

PREM ,

~‘cises and other special

CREIGHTON'S

FOOD MARKET

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
ORDERS JET AIRLINERS

The Canadian.government will
parchase two.de Havilland Comet
jet-powered airliners, to’ be used
by the Royal Canadian Air Force
for high-level interception exer-
duties.
This news is reported in the De-
cember issue of Canadian Avia-
tion magazine, No official an-
nouncement ,lizs yet been made.

The two Comets, each valued
at over $1,250,000, likely will
be flown to Canada early in
1953. They represent the first
foreign-government order and
the first® military application of
the world-beating jet transports,
the magazine reports.

Two Comets already are on
order for Canadian Pacific Air-
lines, to be delivered next Sep-
tember for service on’ the com-
pany’s South Pacific routes, Hon-
olulu_ to Australia.

Canadian \Aviation claims that
negotiations for the two Can-
adian government Comets were
initiated during the visit of Rt.
Hon. C. D. Howe to the United
Kingdom last September. At the
time, the minister of defence pro-
duction enjoyed a 90-minute, 500-
mile-an-hour flight in the four-
jet aircraft and cruised at 40-,
000 feet altitude.

The Comet I, the version om
ered by Canada, has four
Ghost jet engines, each pees -
ing about 5,000 pounds thrust. A
later version, the Comet I, will
have Rolls-Royce Avons (6,500
pounds thrust) and longer range.
The Comet is the world’s first
Jet. airliner, and still the only
type fully licensed for commer-
cial operation.

A toboggan party was enjoyed
at the Castle Bar Ranch on Fri-
day night by a group of friends
from Trail and Castlegar. Square
dancing finished out the evening.
Hot dogs, pie and coffee were
served. GueSts included Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. McPherson, Mr. and
Mrs. .W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Zinnio, Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Bannigan, Bill Hughes, Miss
Marge Milligan, Ed Dawson, Miss
D. Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. V. Jon-
es and Louis Forte.

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Maple St. at 2nd Ave.

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the home electrician
BRING YOUR WIRING
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CONTRACTING, REPAIRS,
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many occasion been disrupted be-
cause some have the mistakgn
idea that one man is responsible
where it should be taken to the
board as a whole.

H. Sommers and V. Jenks were

st to a tee to
look into getting .a_ crossing
either level or overhead on the
C.P.R. tracks to the new division
of Castlegar on the W. Robson
road.

The fire brigade have request-
ed a red light at the alarm
signal box on the fire hall. It
was decided to put in a switch
at the same time so that the
colored lights could remain for
the winter over the ‘gable on
the village .office.

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meeting Thursday evening
night) at the home of Mrs. A.
‘Schnell at 8 o'clock.

KINNAIRD SOCIAL

Wayne Gray celebrated his
.11th birthday: on January ‘4th
with a skating party to which
the following young people were
invited: Bobby, Jerry, Rene and
Charlie Fenner, Sharron White,
Keith Muirhead, Ronnie Lewis,
Johnnie and Beverly Pinkney-and
the honoree’s brother and sister,
Sandra and Donnie. Hot dogs
formed a fitting finish to the
afternoon's entertainment.

Ralph Mokelki has left for a
medical checkup at Vancouver.

Mrs. Marie Witten has return-
ed to Kinnaird after spending a
month at Robson.

Rev. L. C. Johnston officiated
at a baptism in Kinnaird on Sat-
urday, January Sth. The infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
H. G. Fryer was baptised Judith
Ann.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed More of
Seattle have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. More’s _ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zeeben.

Miss Mary Thompson of Nel-
son has returned home after
spending the holidays with Major
and Mrs. Moll.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutton
of Moscow, Idaho, are presently
visiting at the home of Mrs.

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Agencies

. and it costs so little
to be fully insured
Insurance requires constant
adjustment under existing
conditions
Insure to Full Value
Phone 3441

CASTLE NEWS

SUBSCRIPTION

$1.50
PER YEAR

Sutton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Burke.

Mrs. O. N. Askew and daught-
er Louise spent New  Year’s
with her parents at Springbrook,
B.C. .

Remember the Legion Banquet
tomorrow night, Legion hall, 6:30
p.m. Tickets available at the
door. (Cl)

FOR SALE =~ 16 INCH DRY
birch and wood, $19.00 per
cord ,delivered. Write or phone
V. J. Kosiancic, Crescent Val-
ley, B. C. (C2)

FOR RENT — ONE ROOM CA-

bin, inside plumbing.
W. T. Waldie, Robson.

- NOTICE
Catholic Women’s

Apply
(P1)

League
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oa — LEATHER KEY
ase. Owner may have same

by paying for this ad. Phone
3031. hie

FOR SALE ALL ENAMEL
coal and wood range (Enter-
prise,) good condition. Apply
Kinnaird Coffee Bar. (P3)

WALDIE

LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY

Complete Builders Service
PLUMBING
HEATING
ELECTRICAL

LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Section 161)

IN THE MATTER OF: Lots
13 and 14, Block 40, of Lot 181,
Kootenay District, Plan 650.

Proof having been filed in my
office of the loss of Certificate
of Title No. 83904-I to the above
mentioned lands in the name of
Larry J. Swetlikoff, and bearing
date the 8th day of September,
1950, I’ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
of my intention at the expiration
of one calendar month from the
first publication to issue Provi-
sional Certificate of Title in lieu
of such lost Certificate. Any
person having any information
with reference to such lost Cer-
tificate of Title is requested to
communicate with the under-
signed.

DATED at Nelson, B. C., this
Third day of December, 1951.

R. G. Simms,
Registrar.

Date of first publication Dec.

13th, 1951.

their patronage in the

the past

a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.,

Announcement.

THE CASTLEGAR BARBER SHOP

Wishes to thank all of its customers for

in waiting in line for service.
WE HAVE OBTAINED THE
SERVICES OF
MR. LEO LE FAIVE
Fully experienced in all lines of barbering for

The shop will be open continuously from 9

Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat.

and 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Wednesdays.

“WE NEED YOUR HEAD TO RUN OUR
BUSINESS

past and their patience

380 years

BUSINESS

DIRECTORY

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PASTEURIZED MILK
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Wiring Estimates

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE SENIOR. FIRST
AID CLASSES
Commence January 17th at 7 p.m.
KINNAIRD COMMUNITY HALL
You can increase your conpninats standing
by attending these classes.
INTERESTED PERSONS PLEASE
ATTEND
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VILLAGE, OF CASTLEGAR
PUBLIC NOTICE
Complaints regarding Village Operations,
must, in future, be in writing and signed and
‘be delivered or mailed to the. municipal clerk.
VERBAL OR PHONED COMPLAINTS WILL
NOT BE CONSIDERED.,

By Order of the Commissioners ,

A.T. HORSWILL, Clerk.

Fixtures and Supplies
Store Hours: 1-5 p.m.
Closed Wednesday
Kinnaird, B. C. Phone 3098

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KINNAIRD SERVICE
24 Hour Auto Wrecker
Service
Have your tires
TRACTIONIZED
for winter driving
E. J. Fink Phone 4227

H. M. Card, Bicycle Shop
Maple Street
Radio and Appliance Kepairs
Westinghouse Radios
Phone 2601

Chocolate Milk and Cottage
Cheese
Phone 2191
MODERN DAIRY

Your General Electric Dealer
Phone 3421
Terms No carrying charge

KERR’S STORE

Desmond T. Littlewood
Optometrist
Post Office Building
Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Phone 2381

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2132

CASTLEGAR TAXI
Courteous
Day or Night Service
Phone 2311

AVENUE GRILL and
GROCETERIA
Next to the High School
Light Lunches Ice Cream
Hamburgers Hot Dogs

KINNAIRD TAXI
Day or Night Service

Phone 3091
WRIGHT’S AUTO SERVICE

MUIRHEAD AGENCIES
Fire Automobile and Casualty
* Insurance
Phone 2842
Kinnaird, B. C.

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FRE
BILLIARD PARLOR
Come in and play on one
of the best tables in
Canada!

Castlegar is growing and so
are we

CASTLE NEWS
Commercial Printing

ENVELOPES
STATIONERY
RULED FORMS

PHONE 3031

DUTCH MAID BAKERY

Your Local Bakery is here to
supply you...

.. Why “‘Not* Phone 4502

W. Sharples

Maple St.

For Coal, Sand, Gravel
Local and Long Distance

Hauling ... see

* Castlegar Transfer
Phone 4942

ZUCKERBERG’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
: Castlegar
Complete Beauty Service
including ladies’ haircuts

THE “DUTCH MAID”

Phone 2661

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