CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday June 19, 1958

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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
“Municipal Act’, it is provided
} the Lieutenant-Governor in Coun-
) cil may by supplementary Letters
) Patent extend the area of a
Minister of — } municipality under. the conditions
Municipal Affairs ) therein set out.

AND WHEREAS a petition has been received from
the Council of The Corporation of the Village of
Castlegar praying that the area of the municipality be
extended to include all and singular those certain
parcels or tracts of land situate, lying, and being as
follows:-

W. D. Black

Commencing at the south-east corner of Lot 181,
Kootenay District, being a point on the edge of the
bed of the Columbia River on the right bank thereof;
thence in a general southerly direction along the said
edge of the bed of the Columbia River on the right
bank thereof to the south-east corner of that part of
Sublot 16, of Lot 4598, shown outlined in red on
Plan 2882 on file in the Land Registry Office, Nelsons
thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
‘said part of Sublot 16, of Lot 4598, Plan 2882 and
the southerly boundary of Block 1, of Sublot 16, of Lot
4598, Registered: Plan 783 to the south-west corner
of said Block 1; thence westerly along the westerly
prolongation of the southerly boundary of said Block
1, of Sublot 16, of Lot 4598, Plan 783 to the west-

. erly limit of Lot 5637 (The Columbia and Wester

.

Corporation of The Village of Castlegar

NOTICE

Requests or complaints must be forwarded in writing
to the Villege Office so that they may be handled in
@ more business-like manner or the person may wish
to attend the Council meeting in person.
Requests or complaints will not be taken verbally on

the street.

VILLAGE COUNCIL

y Right-of-way), as shown on Registered Plan
617QQ; thence in a general northerly direction along
the said westerly limit of Lot 5637,.as shown'on Plan
617QQ to the westerly prolongation of the southerly
boundary of aforesaid Lot 181; thence easterly to and
along the’ said southerly boundary. of Lot 18) to the
south-east corner thereof, being the point of com-
mencement ining by adi 10.75 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 Castlegar be extended by the in-
clusion therein of the lands herinbefore described, and
that on, from, and after the date of these supple:
mentary Letters Patent the boundaries of The Cor-
poration of the Village of Castlegar be defined as
follows: :

Ce ing at the i ion of the easterly
boundary of Lot 301A, Kootenay District with the
edge of the bed of the Columbia River on the right
bank: thereof; thence in a general easterly and south-
erly direction along the said edge of the bed of the
Columbia River on the right bank thereof to the
south-east corner of that part of Sublot 16, of Lot
4598, shown outlined in red on Registered Plan 2882,
on file in the Land Registry Office, Nelson; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of that part
of Sublot 16, of Lot 4598, shown outlined in red on
the south-west corner of said Block 1; thence westerly
along the western prolongation of the said southerly
boundary of Block 1; of Sublot 16, cf Lot 4598, Plan
783, to the westerly limit of Lot 5637 (The Columbia
and Western Railway Right-of-Way), as shown on
Registered Plan 617QQ; thence in a general northerly
direction along the said westerly boundary of Lot 5637,
as shown on Plan 617QQ to the southerly boundary ot
Lot 7182; thence westerly along the said southerly
boundary of Lot 7182 to the south-west corner
thereof, being a point on the aforesaid easterly
boundary of Lot 301A; thence northerly along the
said easterly boundary of Lot 301A to the aforesaid
edge of the bed of the Columbia River on the right
bank thereof, being the point of commencement con-
taining by admeasurement 476.75 acres of land more
or less,

AND THAT the Letters Patent of The Corpora-
tion of the Village of Castlegar be deemed to be
amended so as to conform to the premises as and from .
the date of these 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, the Honourable FRANK MACKENZIE

: S, CM C., Lieutenant-Governor of

+ ‘Our said Province of British Columbia, in Our

City of Victoria, in Our said Province, this 4th

day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand

nine hundred and fifty-eight, and in the seventh
year of Our Reign.

By Command

_W. D. BLACK,
Provincial Secretary.

Applications Wanted.

We invite applications indicating hours of work and

d for the of the

Tourist Booth

in Castlegar — Work to commence about June 28.
Apply to the Castlegar and District Chamber of Com-
merce Tourist and Publicity Committee, Box 693

Castlegar, B.C., or phone J. Lamont at 2411.

Robson School Wins
Rural Track Meet

in Exciting Contest

On June 6 excited children
from Brilliant, Ootischenia, Rob-
son and Tarrys schools gathered
at the Tarrys recreation grounds
for the third annual rural cl-
ementary schools’ track meet.

H. Hyson, principal of the
schools, acted as announcer as
well as organizer of the day's
events,

Starters and judges for the
48 events were Mrs. Couch of
Brilliant, Mrs. Murray and Mr.
Filipoff of Ootischenia, Mrs,
Quance and Mrs. Mackereth of
Robson and Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Fleming, Mrs. Gray and Miss
Hogendoovn of Tarrys.

Mrs, Smith of Robson was re-
corder and score-keeper.

The Robsén school won the
silver cup donated by the Tarrys
Improvement Society. The school
had 48 per cent of the possible
points. In second place was Bril-
liant with 45 per cent.

Mrs, M. Konkin presented
the trophy which was accepted
by Shirley Porter, senior student
of Robson school.

This year individual trophies
were awarded for the first time
to the girl and boy winning the
most points in the intermediate
class. .

Carol Gvetches of Tarrys car-
ried off the girls’ trophy and Tom
Batchelor of Brilliant won for the
boys. School inspector C. S. Mc-
Kenzie and schgol board chair-
man R, T. Waldie made the pre-
sentations to the winners.

The enjoyment of the com-
petitors and onlookers was in-
creased by Tarrys Improvement
Society members who made
available pop, ice cream and can-

ve

Since the 1912 sinking of the, east coast, icebergs are counted
Titanic off Newfoundland, Can-| and tracked by ser and air so
ada has participated in an an-| that shipping can be detoured in
nual, international. census of ice-| case of hazard.  ~ ‘

bergs, As they come down our;

AULA

Congratulations
Graduates

The British Columbia Teachers’ Federation offers
congratulations to this month’s High School graduates.
Teachers are proud of the students graduating from
our schools, J
As graduates of an educational system. which is one of
the finest, our boys and girls have received the ground-
ing necessary to prepare them to meet the challenges
of further study or immediate employment.
Never has the need for teachers been greater. When
they choose their vacation, we hope many of this year’s
graduates will decide to enter the teaching profession.
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B.C, TEACHERS’ FEDERATION,
1855 West 7th, Vancouver 9, B.C.

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Honeymoons get off to
tied to the bumper,

a good start when there are tin cans,

Marriages get off to a good siart when that brand new
husband assumes all his new responsi!:ities. One new

‘The regular meeting of the
Lillian Killough Chapter of the
IODE was held June 9 in the
Twin Rivers Hall and was pre-
ceded by a Pot Luck Supper.
Presiding over the supper
with the Regent Mrs. Whittaker,
were May Queen Sandra Gray
and retiring Queen Kay Falle.
Both girls were accompanied by
their mothers,

The members were again

May Queen at IODE Supper

Gergiey.

Following the supper was a
short business meeting with Re-
gent Mrs. Whittaker in the chair.
As the convenors for the Empire
Day program committees sub-
mitted their final reports Mrs.
Whittaker thanked them for their
diligent work and thanked all
the members as well.

Mrs, Whittaker reported ‘a
decision had been made at the
provincial annual convention to

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honored by the of Mrs.
Lillian Killough, the most grac-
ious lady for whom the chapter
is named. The members were
Pleased to entertain as personal
guests Mrs, Andreashuk, Mrs, C.
Mckenzie, Mrs. H. Meredith, Miss
C. Proudfoot, Mrs. J. Corbett,
Mrs, N. Fishwick and Mrs. J. M.
Mackenzie,

Hostesses for the buffet style
supper were Mrs. J. Killough,
Mrs. Zinio, Mrs. Scott and Mrs.

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an ‘a home in
Vancouver for elderly women.
The funds will be contributed
yearly by each chapter.
Upon adjournment of the
business meeting slides were

pictures of Castlegar and this
year's May 19 parade..

Refreshments were served by
Mrs, Pedersen and Mrs. Suther-
land. :

GUIDE NEWS

Reports on the successful
Tea and Bake Sale held by the
Guide and Brownie Association
were heard when the regular
meeting took place recently at
the home of Mrs. W. K. Fox,
Kinnaird.

Over $80 was netted at the
tea and sale in the Parish Hall
and” a prize will go to Carol
Morey who sold the largest num-
ber of tickets for the cake raffle.
Mrs. C. S. McKenzie of Kinnaird
was the lucky winner of the cake,

A door prize of three cups
and saucers was won by Mrs. I.
Swaddle of. Castlegar.

. Gold Cord~ Guide Lennie
Morey of Castlegar has been
chosen by Guide Leaders to at-
tend the camp at Jewel Lake,
near. Greenwood. The local assoc-
fation will pay Miss Morey's ex-
Ppenses at camp.

A discussion was held on
summer camps for Brownies and
Guides,

Brownie camp will be held
the first week of August at Pat-
terson. It has not been decided
whether Guides will go to camp

shown by Mrs. Fowler featuring!

responsibility is to provide for a secure future. The mature
young man knows he can’t predict his future so he safeguards
it— for his family — with life insurance. A policy with

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COFFEE SHOP
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Phones 288M & 2312

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT |

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE — Small trailer $15,
apply 345-4th Ave. Castlegar.
324

FOR SALE OR TRADE — Quar-
ter section in Peace River dis-
trict, Alberta, 110 acres under
cultivation. Will trade for small
acreage, Write Box 490C. 323

FOR SALE — Strawberries by
bucket. Phone 2327, 22:
FOR SALE — Davenport chair,
phone 2298, 125

FOR SALE — 2 lots 50’ X 103’,
one lot 13,000 square feet. Lo-
cated at 3rd and Elm, Phone
9611. 325

FOR SALE — 1958 Chev. Bis-
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CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday

THE HOME-SWEET-HOME FROAT

FOR SALE —,2 homes in Kin-
naird. Low down payments
and terms. Write Box 316
Kinaird. 923

Drive, $550. Lot on 2nd Ave,
$1,200. Paul Markoff, Slocan|
Park. 323

caune V8, 4-door,
smission, mileage 1425, one
owner, phone 7581, Castlegar.

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NORA‘S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
A complete beauty service
- by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkle” Nickle

Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C,

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PHONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH’S
PLUMBING & HEATING
* For Estimates Phone
S401 & 1261
We Service
What We Install

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3574
Castlegar, B.C,

CASTLEGAR -
DRY CLEANERS
Phone 4851.
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

J. 1. LAUGHTON
BSc. OD.

OPTOMETRIST

Cffice Hours
MON. -- WED. — FRL
10-12 | 1:30-5:60

PHONE 2581

G. A. SUMNER,
Naturopathic Physician

Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building '
* Supplies
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CASTLEGAR BUILDING
- SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone 2161

Roses, Evergreens,
Fi i rubs,
Ornamental Trees, Bulbs.
See Us At The Nursery
Situated on the
Upper Bench.
OPEN ALL SUNDAY

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FOR SALE — 36 acres at Kin-
naird, one mile southwest of|

FOR SALE — Lot on Woodland]:

FOR RENT — Partly furnished
apartments at Karleen Apts.
phone 4761. tinl9

FOR RENT — 3 room house with
basement, garage, 2% miles
from ferry, Phone 2061. 323

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ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. ‘and Mrs, Joseph F. Kil-
lough of Castlegar, B.C, an-
nouce the engagement of their
daughter, Tannis May, to Mr.
George Michael Downing, son of
Mr, and Mrs, Douglas C. Downing
of Crewe, Cheshire, England. The
wedding will take place in St.
Alban’s Anglican Church, Castle-
gar, B.C. on July 19th, 1958 at
4.00 p.m.
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The engagement is announ-
ced by Mr, and Mrs, E, J. Lip-
sett of their elder daughter Bev-
erly Joan, to James Conrad Daly,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Daly of
Sudbury, Ont, The wedding will
take place July 19, at 11 am, in
St. Rita’s Church with Father
E, A. Brophy officiating. The
bride and groom-elect graduated
from Queen's, class of 1957,
Miss Lipsett has been tea-
ching at Mindemoya High, Mani-
toulin Is, Ont. Mr, Daly is a
mining engineer employed in the

FOR RENT — 3 bedroom

. home, large yard, July and
August. Phone 9801 or Harvey,
Box 506, Castlegar. 323

railroad beside new
Phone 9741 or Box 562, Castl
gar, . 324

FOR RENT — Apartments in
Kinnaird. Single rooms and a)
3- d apartment, Phone

FOR SALE — 1954 Plymoyth
Club Coupe, phone Al Read,
6101. 324.

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
lawn, fruit trees on 2nd Ave.
Phone 4738. 224

FOR SALE — new 4 roomed
+ house at Kinnaird. Small down
payment, Phone 2656. 325

FOR SALE — Channel 2 and 4
antennas and one boy’s bike.
Fred Bartsoff, phone 9621. 125

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house.
Phone 2496, Castlegar. 325

4276. 323

BAKE SALE — CWL pre-holi-
day Bake Sale, Friday, June
27 at 11.30 am., Bob's Pay’N
Takit, 225

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sin-

cere thanks to our many kind s

Ont,

Dept. of Inco, Sudbury,| B.
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June 19, 1958

AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X72658

There will be offered for sale
ut public auction, at 10.30 am.
Local Time on 7th, July, 1958, im
the office of the Forest Ranger,
Castlegar, B.C. the Licence
72658, to cut 704,000 cubic feet
of spruce, balsam, white pine, and
trees of other species (except
larch.) on an area situated part
of S.T.L’s 7302p, 7307p, 7309p
and 7312p and vacant crown
Ysnd, Gander Creek, Kotenay
Land District. ;

Five (5) years will be allow-
ed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained trem the Deputy Mini~
ster of Forests, Victoria, BC>
or the Forest Ranger, Casticgar,

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SCOUT NEWS

The First and Second Wolf
Cub Packs of Kinnaird held an
end - of - season Indian Night
Thursday.

The weather was rainy and
so the 45 cubs met in the Kin-
naird Hall instead of. outside.
Cubmaster McMillan was in
charge in the absence of the
other Jeaders. Mrs. Patterson
who helps with the Cubs was
also present,

"The Ladies of the Group
served pop and unlim-

friends, and

for their acts of kindness and
expressions of sympathy during
our recent bereavement of a
loving mother Fanny Horcoff. Al-
so for the beautiful floral of-
ferings. Special thanks to Drs.
and Smythe, sisters and

FOR RENT — Furnished apts. af-

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ter July 1st, Apply 567, 5th,
Ave. or phone 6231. 225

or. unfurnished, phone 4172.
tind

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FOR RENT — Suite, furnished].

staff of Mount St, Francis In-
firmary and the Castlegar Pun-

eral Home. ~
' Peter and John Horcoff,
: Castlegar.
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ited weiners. Games were organ-
ized and a parade was held to
judge the many costumes. Two
“Indians” won the prizes. They
were Harold Idle and John Mc-
millan. L.. Westgate and. Com-
missioner B. A. Resker were
judges,

Several of the cubs are at-
tending the Cub camp to be held,
through the Kindness of the
Trail District, at Camp Tweeds-

that the Scout Troop at Kin-
naird will reorganize next Sep—
tember. More leaders are required
in all the Troops and Packs for
next fall,

The Scouts of Castlegar, Rab~
son and possibly Kinnair¢ am#
South Slocan will hold a Camp
on the Lake opposite Deer Park
from August 22 to 30 by kind per
mission of R. Fenner.

The Troops will be camping
in Troop Camps but District Com-
misioner B. A. Resker will be
Camp Chief for most of the time

Mr. C, E. Chariton, the Trail”
commissioner, has also indir
promised to assist. The cost will
be $10 to each Scout.

On the same site there wilk
be a Patrol Leaders Training
camp for the whole of the Kact—
enays from July 14 to 19, The
two commisioners will be rum
ning this camp assisted by A. Ik
C. Newton Sherwood and Piel

isi Jack
‘This camp is only open ta leaders.
who have passed the Bronze Ar

muir at Fruitvale. It is hoped

row Course.

NOTICE —. Attend the St. Al-
ban’s Centennial Garden Fete
Tuesday, June 24 at 7 p.m, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. P.
Taylor 717 Main St. — Band
concert, Horseshoes, Clock golf,
darts, refreshment booth
come ear];

RESERVE — Tuesday, June 24th,
for Minto Chapter No. 79, O, E,
S., Strawberry Tea and Bake
Sale on Mrs. Karl’ Spence’s
lawn in Kinnaird, 2.30. to 4.30.
Sewing. table. For transports-
tion contact Mrs. Davis - 7751,
Mrs. Oswald - 3752, Mrs. Fer-
guson - 5161, Mrs, Haines - 4331.

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No man with a burden of

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Charter ‘Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

WALDIE
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We can supply all your
building needs, Estimates
3 gladly given,
« Phone 7112

DESMOND T.
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Phone $021 or 2231.

. Arrow Lakes Ferry
‘Service .
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson’ Wharf _

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BAKERY LIMITED :

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COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
- BULLDOZING &
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CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
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10:00- am. Thursday.
Arrive Bdgewood,

debt hgs a right to pro-
tect his creditors ‘if ‘he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged: through, .

Dick Fowler
North American
Life
Robson, B.C.

NOTICE
JACOBSON — On June 16, 1958,
at the Misericordiae Hospital,
Edmonton, Alan Walter Jacobson,
aged 22, only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Jacobson of Kinnaird.
Furieral services will take place
in Edmonton. No flowers by re-
quest, Any tribute in his memory
may be sent.to the Cancer Soc-

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LEGAL

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY
OF COAL, COKE, FUEL OI
AND PROPANE GAS, FEDERAL
BUILDINGS THROUGHOUT
THE WESTERN PROVINCES
1958-59,
SEALED TENDERS addres-
sed to the undersigned and en-
dorsed as above, will be received
until 3.00 P.M. (E.D,S.T.), THUR-
SDAY, JULY 3, 1958, for~ the
supply of coal, coke, fuel oil and
propane gas for the Federal
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June 19-20-25

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the Provinces of Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan, Alberta and British
Columbia.

Forms of tender with speci-
fications can be obtained from
the Chief of Purchasing and
Stores, Department of Public
Works, Room 503, Garland Build-
ing, Ottawa,; the District Archi-
tect, Department of Public Works,
705 Commercial Building, Winni-
peg, Man.; the Officer in Charge,
Department of Public Works,
308-London Building, Saskatoon,
Sask.; the Regional Director, De-
partment of Public Works, Sun
Building, Edmonton, Ata, and
the District Architect,. Depart-
ment of Public Works, 1110 West
Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C.

Tenders will not be consid-
ered unless made on the’ printed
forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and in accordance with the
conditions set forth therein.

The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.

Department of Public Works,

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Farms and Stations, throughout :

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