6

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 10, 1959

Liitle Theatre
To Host Festival

The Kinnaird Little Theatre
has been chosen to hdst next
spring's West Kootenay Drama
Festival.

This decision was made at a
recent meeting of the .West
Kootenay division of the B.C.
Drama Association — the first
time Kinnaird has been chosen
for such a meeting,

A special committee was set
up to discuss and arrange plans
for the spring drama festival —
which is expected to attract many
competing teams from all over
the West Kootenay to Kinnaird.

The meeting, attended by 25
members of the association, was
also called to elect officers for
the coming year. With Cliff
Carne of Nelson acting as chair
man, the mecting chose Mrs. Au.
drey Camp of Trail as president,
Gwilym Hughes of Castlegar as
vice-president and Mrs. Evelyn
Burrows of Kinnaird as secre-
tary-treasurer.

The meeting adopted its first
official constitution, Up until this
time the West Kootenay Divis-
ion had merely seen following
the general practices of the pro-
vinelal association.

Under this constitution the

Group to Again Sing

Garols in Robson

Carol singers will again
make the rounds of the Rob.
son townsite this year singing
Christmas carols for Robson's
senlor citizens and retired re-
sidents.

Last year a small group o
carol singers sang for the sen.
lor citizens in Robson and were
so well received thht tho grou
decided to do the same thing
again this year,

The carol singers will sing
on Sun, Dec. 20 — weather
permitting — between 7 and 3
pm. Time of Robson chure)]
services will also determine
the time that the singers will
make thelr rounds,

Aiter they have finished, the
carol singers will enjoy a pot-
luck supper at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, J. Bainbridge.

branch will in future be known
as the West Kootenay Drama
Association. For the sake of con.
venience, however, it was agreed
that Grand Forks should be con-
tained in this area — rather than
the South Okanagan — and in-
vited to submit a play in the
spring festival at Kinnaird.

PUNE

lf it's for coffee, a

snack or a dinner

come fo the

CASTLEGAR HOTEL

DINING

We enjoy having

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the whole family

All home cooked meals
Banquets and Dinner Parlies arranged
by appointment
Open 6.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

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Castlegar Council Briefs

+ “The public works depart-
ment seems to be working quite
satisfactorily,” said works chair.

bylaw, was returned from Vic.
toria with the suggestion that
certain sections relating to town
be deleted since hey

man,R. C. He said he
would like to see snow removal
equipment ready earlier ‘next
year,

one
Road signs for use on village
streets have been ordered.

owe
Comm. Maddocks said the
Kinnaird Transfer would consid.
er the possibility of selling the
village its old gravel pit for use
as a garbage dump.
“That's interesting,” com-
mented village chairman N, T.
Oglow. Mr. Maddocks will ask
Kinnaird Transfer to approach
council with further details.

ose
Water chairman Aage Syl-
vest said he village is getting
another set of control wires for
the well pump so it will cut off
at a different time than the river
pump.

ace
Health inspector Doug Roe
assured council that there is no
danger to public health from the
use of water from the village's
new well. However, as requested
by council, he will obtain a “sup.
plementary general report” put-
ting in layman's language the of-
ficial report presented at coun-
eil's last meeting.

Council voted unanimously to
have the village bear the cost
of supplying a 1%%-inch water
hookup to the arena.

eee
Village clerk Joe Logelin was
instructed to: write for further
information on signals at railway
crossings. Council felt a letter
read at the meeting was just a
duplication of information al-
ready in council’s possession,

eee

The village will request fur-
ther clarification on a request by
the library association for an
outside light near the library.
Comm. George Carr said there is
alreedy a 40-watt globe behind
the village office.

“I's a long way from the li-
brary, though,” answered Comm.
Sylvest, Further information on
where the library association
would like the bulb will be re.
quested.

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A letter from the Salvation
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Caslegar was turned over to the
KRC,

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The village's new

Skaaning Funeral
Befd on Saturday

Funeral services were held
Saturday from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funeral Home for Mrs,
Herman Skaaning, 44, who died
at Kinnafrd last week.

Major J. Moll officiated at
the service assisted by Lieutenant
Moors. Two hymns, “Rock of
Ages” and “Old Rugged Cross,”
were sung and organist was Mrs.
F, A. Hostetter.

Pallbearers were J. W. Pat-
terson, M. O’Donaughy, M. War-
ner, J. U. Westertiund, A. J. Kel-~
ly and J, H. Roberts. Burial was
in the family plot at Park Me-
morial Cemetery, Kinnaird.

Mrs.
Julia Theresa Woytella, was born
in Greenwood on June 2, 1915.
She attended school in Trail anc
spent most of her ilfe the:
where she was well known.

the past 12 years, Mrs. Skaaning

Fairbank - Morse T.V. reg. . . $339.95
Fairbank-Morse Elec. Range . $384.08

Enterprise 30” Gas

Beatly 24” Elec. Range reg. . $199.00

Range reg, $389.00

building |

Skaaning, the former

A: resident of Kinnaird for
is survived by her husband, a

brother Joe of Genelle and her
parents and a brother John in

YULETIDE SPECIALS

SPECIAL ... $279.95
SPECIAL ... $289.95
SPECIAL ... $289.59
SPECIAL ... $165.03

8 cu. ft. McClary Fridge reg. . $229.00

SPEGIAL ... $179.00

deal with zoning rather than
building. .
‘The sections were taken out
but the bylaw was not given fi-
naj reading, Council will wait
until the omitted sections are put
itno a zoning bylaw before pas-
sing the building bylaw so that
there won't be a period when
these sectlons won't be in effect
in Castlegar.
eee
A bylaw to amend the water
rates bylaw was given three read.
ings. In it, the domestic rate will
be lowered o $2.50 from
15-cent frontage bylaw has al-
ready been passed by the village.
one

“Water has been talked up as
paying its way but it has paid
nothing towards administration,”
village clerk Joe Logelin told
council. He sald the first part of
the month in the office is taken
up with water since there are
about 350 people who pay it.
The village’s accountant. said
Mr. Logelin, has suggested that
$100 for adminisfrative expenses
be charged each month against
water.
Three readings were given a
bylaw for the purchase of prop-
erty owned by Philip J. and Pete
P, Koochin on Juniper: St. The
property wil be used for gravel
pits.

sae
Council approved the ex-
change of water-tank property
on the Castle-Bar Ranch for a
different site on the ranch for a
tank
see
Turkeys and bonuses will be
given village employees _ thi
Christmas season “as in the past.

. 7

At a closed private meeting
after its regular meeting, council
raised the clerk's salary “com.
mensurate with the ability and

BANANA
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TLEAIRD
Several Choice Locations Still Available

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* Ideally suited for branch operation out of Trail
and Nelson.

Selected “one of each kind” complementary
businesses in conjunction with giant Shop-Easy
Supermarket. :

Interested parties are asked to contact: :
Mr. C. L. Cotterall é Mr. W. J. Aird |
CAPITAL HOLDINGS LTD.

c/o Anderson Agencies, Castlegar, B.C.
Phone: 3441 Monday & Tuesday, Dec. 14th & 15th. |

Members of the Kinnaird
councl have met informally with
Kinnaird Improvement Society
officials to discuss improving ac-
cess to Milestone Road from the
highway by using part of the
KIS property Comm. G, S, Rust
told council Monday night,

Mr. Rust said agreement
‘was reached on a suggested plan,
Consideration is also being given
to widening Milestone Road and
providing a footpath beside it
for walking.

Council also discussed the
Problem of schoo? buses loading
and unloading chileren at the
junction of Milestone Road and
the highway.

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Ghairman Reports
Gn Garhage Talks

Village chairman N. T. Og-
low told council's last meeting
that Inland Natural Gas had been
in touch with him regarding the
interest shown by Castlegar in
the Tozer property near the Elk
| Drive.In for a sanitary land fill.
| Inland has an easement ac-
:ross the property and wondered
|how deep the village would dig
for a land fill. Mr. Oglow said 10
feet would be the maximum dep-
th for a land fill since the in-
cinera‘tor would destroy most of
the dsposal and the fill would
take a long time to build up.

Mr. Oglow said Inland Gas
officials told him that natural
gas incinerators presently in use
in Vancouver, Victoria and Kam.-
loops are “extremely efficient.”

Fire Ghief Gommenis
Gn Fire Extinguishers

Dry chemical fire exting-
uishers are good for any type of
fire, Fire Chief Ed Lewis said
this week.

Elaborating on his remarks
on TV-set fires carried in last

is said that putting anything wet

or co.d on a burning TV set will
cause the tube to explode.

to use dry chemical on a TV fire,

| They turned the fire hose on the

set and the resulting blast threw
them out the door “and piled
them up in the hedge on the
other side of the Jawn.”

Co2 ‘extinguishers, said Mr.
Lewis, come out at 110 degrees
; below zero “and if that isn't a
cooling agent I'll put in with
you." He said soda and acid “will
kick back at you on an electrical
fire.”

Dry chemical is a highly po-
lished bicarbonate of soda re-
leased under pressure which cre-
ates its own vapor and smothers
the fire.

If your TV set starts on fire,
disconnect it and take it outside.
If no one wants to chance car-
rying it outside, put a rug or
blanket over it and turn it to.

weck’s Castlegar News, Mr. Lew. ;

Mr. Lewis related the story {
of three Edmonton firemen who ;
didn’t know they were supposed +

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St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church .
Rev, E. A.-Brophy, P.P. 5th at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 am,

Mass at Genelle at 7'p.m,

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue :
10:30 a.m. Sunday School — 7:30 p.m. Family Service
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. — Young People’s Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m, — Prayer and Bible Study °

The United Church of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m,
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day.Saints
Sundays at 9 a.m, in the Twin Rivers Hall

The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
: Grace Presbyterian Church
Worship Service: 11 a.m, Sundays Church Sct

1; 9,45 am

FOR SALE
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lb, Ray

Crescent Valley,

half or
30 cents, to 38 cents per
Kosiancic, Phone , 2B,

347

‘Phone 3031 For Fast Results

Phone 4738,

‘Twobedroom house in Kin-
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tin35

WANTED

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1959 Thames station wagon,
for

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Car keys, Return to Lewis’
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Good beard, or small suite,

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149

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Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
F Jr. - Sr. High Young People Fridays at 7.30 p.m.
Minister: Rev, M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D. — Phone 4987

The Anglican Church

Third Sunday in Advent — Dec. 13
Castlegar: 8 am. HC — 7.30 p.m. Evensong
Kinnaird: 9'a.m. Holy Communion
Robson: 11 a.m. Matins — 12 am. HC

The Pentecostal ‘Tabernacle
Sunday Schoo! - 10 a.m.— Morning Worship - 11 a.m,
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Young People's Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

Small_boy's 2-wheel bike,
Phone 2327. 34

‘Chickens. Phone 5369, 349

Badminton racquet, ood
condition, half price, Phone 6601,
3 349

Astral fridge, good

NOTICES

Castlegar and District Hospital
Relief kitchen aides required
to be trained on the job and be
available for relief work after-
wards. Details from, and applica.
tions to, the administrator, N.B.
These are not permanent posi-
dons, Be

for trailer or apart
438) partment, Phone

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For sale or rent, two-bed_

room modern home in Kinnaird,
Phone 3957, Castlegar, 349

Steel double-bed complete.
Phone 5160, apply 921 Lakeview.
i 349
ET

Will trade 12.foot boat, ma-
hogany decks, for car of" equal
value. Box 73, Kinnaird, or phone
5257. 149
Fleetwood radio-phonograph
combination. In excellent condi
tion. J, Raine, Robson, 349

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

racer . J. 1, LAUGHTON
DEDICATED TO KINDLY. Box, 384 — Castlegar, BO,
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE OPTOMETRIST
Ambulance — Flowers Office Hours
Granite, Marble and 10. 12° 4:30 - 5:00
- PHONE 2581

Bronze Plaques
GENERAL BUILDING |
CONTRACTORS & SUPPLIES}
Plumbing and Heating
CASTLEGAR BUILDING.
SUPPLY STORE
Box'240 — Phone 2161

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
B.C. Land Surveyor

443 Columbia Avene

f iPhone S348 Box 81%

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HAIR DRESSING Panton

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD
OPTOMETRIST
Wed. 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 38021

A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 5386
Nora Majesgey

4 Dally Freight Service

M,. E. McCORQUODALE
| frail, Rossland, Castlegar,
q Ne

on B.C, Land Surveyor
PHONE 1234 Bay Avenue, Trail,
Castlegar 2521 i.
SMITH‘S
PLUMBING & HEATING

For Estimates Phone
8401, and 7261

We Service
. What We Install

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS

PHONE 5155 or 2181
D. FOX

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING AND
. EXCAVATING
SEE

Shields’ Vacuum Shop
Repairs and Service on all
makes of vacuums.

Hoover Sales Rep.
Trade-Ins Accepted

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
* {1806 Bay-Trail- Phone 445)

W. Sharples Phone 6091

FURNITURE MOVING
Long Distance
Anywhere — Anytime
PHONE
Castlegar 2621 — Trail 101

Nelson 1471

G. A. SUMNER

¥} Naturopathic Physician

} = Eremenko Bullding
PHONE 2021

% Tye fo-gonditioned Reming.
m_ standard typewriters.
models, 11-inch ii or

g|cinths and other Christmas, flo-

Buy your Christmas hya.

wers from Nielsen’s Flowers,
Kinnaird. 349

Important Senior Citizens
meeting Friday at 7.30 p.m. Elec-
on of officers. 1960 cards avail.
able,

Dec. 15 deadline on New
Year's dance tickets for Kinnaird
Improvement Society members.

Russian Sunday School tea
and bake sale Saturday from 2 to
5 pm. Kinnaird improvement
Society hall, Proceeds to KIS and
Sunday School Christmas party.

149

each, Phone 2781, Castlegar. aay

__, Used 21-inch Phileo TV,

Pleture tube, $150, Phone sade, 149
ractically new bab: -

riage. Phone 7651, ” “U9

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Kitchen range, gil
Rest offer, phone 2767. - 445

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Room and board

Phone 9781, * barn

Furnished ‘and unfurnished

suites, central location. Phone
42. tindo

Four room furnished heat-
ed apartment. Phone 5405. tfn46

Four-room house in Robson
townsite. Phone. 4568, “4s

cards, cocktail and dinner napkins
are nice to have and make won-
derful gifts that are different. Or-
der them
the C:

0; wanting films
from the Castlegar Film Council
for showing at children’s Christ.
mas parties should make book-
ings by contacting Mrs. W. Ja-
eobson, Phone 3092, 348

TO

TV sales ang service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Mar-
tint, tin
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
Box 303, Castlegar, tin 41

If someone owes you money
anywhere in the world, see Cred-

it Bureau of Trail for collections.
1250 Bay Ave. ~ 1245

Printed coasters, Playing

for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3

matters arising every week
the year upon which contra

{Fane (Ont.) Gazette.

they have to express opinions
letters to the editor. The most im-

fons are at nomination meetings
and at the polls, But there are

opinions must be held. — Coch

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HEATING ~ COOKING
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING

BULK & CYLINDER
SERVICE

PHONE 6081 - CASTLEGAR

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We have a larger Selection of Christmas Gifts in
stock this year. Bicycles, Tricycles, Wagons, To.
boggans, Sleighs, Skates. Alsi this year we intro-
oe hollow-ground skate sharpening at regulan

ices.

Castlegar Bicycle Shop

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Christmas Specials

Thurs., Fri., Sat., — Dec. 10, 11, 12 ONLY
Men’s Tartan Shirts, Reg. $6.95 Now $4.95
marti eg Reg. $1.98 and $1.50 Now $1.75 and

Ladies’ Bulky-Knit Sweaters, Reg. $7.98 Now $6.95
SEs Sweaters, sizes 4-14, Reg. $2,98 Now

Gothic Bras, all sizes, $1.50 Daisy, $1.98
Corduroy Fabric, Reg. $1.49 Niw $1.19

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Space for two trailers across
from Bermel’s Service Station in
Build your.

Phone 4682, Castlegar.

Sewing and _ alterations.

tin4s

séif a utility room and porch.
Good clothes line provided Sep.
arate light meter. Water provid.
ed In rental. Phone 2391 or write
Box 414, Castlegar. ws

Castlegar, B.C, Perms half price.
Alice Zuckerberg. Phone 4631.

Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St.,

347

‘Two-bedroom house. Appl.

370-3rd Ave, or Phone 6311, eri
Three-room house with base.
ment garage. 24% miles from fer-
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Four-room suite furnished or
unfurnished. Available Jan.
Phone 6491.

1
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TAKE~NOTICE THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE
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INTEND TO AMEND VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD’
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Service
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.
Artive Edgewood

4:00 p.m. Monday.
‘enve Edgewood,

7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf.

insulation. If it’s be- MON. - TUES. - WED.
low the 4” level then
bring it. up to the
recommended level
with ZONOLITE—
it never settles,

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A COPY OF, THIS BYLAW IS POSTED ON THE
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A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MON.
DAY, DECEMBER 14 IN THIS CONNECTION
FROM 7 TO 7.30 P.M. IN THE VILLAGE OFFICE.

F.M, Vacuum Gleaner.reg... $ 89.00 SPECIAL ... $ 79.50
F.M. Floor Polisher reg. ... $ 59.95 SPECIAL ... $ 49.95

10% DISCOUNT ON ALL SMALL APPLIANCES

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Hi —s-Birthday Cakes PHONE 4621

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Independence At Retire a :

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4:00 p.m. Thursday. a

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7:00 am. Firday, °
Arrive Robson Wharf

1:00 p.m. Friday. 2 : Z

P, A. SMIBERT,
VILLAGE CLERK
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