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Thursday, November 20, 1952

Bank:Of:Montreal::: -

Moves E.:Bradshiaw: ’
To Nelson:Brafich:.

Earl: Bradshaw, | téller-account-
ant at the Castlegar. branch. of
the Bank of Montreal, changed
places this week: with Neil Smith
from Nelson branch.

Mr. Bradshaw, who has been
in the bank’s service here for the
past eight months, took charge
of Mr, Smith’s former duties as
teller accountant at the Nelson
Branch and the New Denver sub-
agency Tuesday morning and Mr.
Smith took over Mr. Bradshaw's
duties. here the same morning.

COUCHMAN, FOWLER &
GOLLINSON. AGENCIES LTD.

ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
THAT THEY ARE NOW

Collection Agents
Rossland - Trail Sick
’ Benefit Assn. of B.C.

Payments may now be paid at their office

and for will also

Be accepted.

Phone 2921

Fraternal Order
Of Eagles

INSTITUTION FOR MEN

Sun., November 23, 1952

In the Coronation Hall at 5:45 p.m.

LADIES INSTITUTION —
Monday, November 24, 1952

IN THE TWIN RIVERS HALL AT 12:30 p.m.

Grand: Banquet & Dance
Monday Evening, Nov. 24
RIGHT AFTER LIADIES INSTITUTION
You have until November 23 to Join

And become a Charter Member

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

IN THE MATTER OF A REFERENDUM FOR
AUTHORITY TO DISPOSE OF LOTS
17, 18, 19 and 20, Block 1, Plan 1520

Notice fo Voters
On the 11th day of December, A.D. 1952 a réfer-

endum to the Voters of the Village of Castlegar will
be held; the contents of which shall read:

YES

I am in favour of The Corpora-
tion of the Village of Castlegar

selling Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20,
Block 1, Plan 1520 Village of Cas-
tlegar.

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POLLING STATIONS WILL BE LOCATED AT:

CASTLEGAR LEGION HALL

DATED at Castlegar, B.C. this roth. day of
November, 1952. ° -
‘A. T. Horswill,
‘Village Clerk,

[COMMISSION
NEWS BRIEFS

The Board of Commissioners of
the Village of Castlegar held their
regular meeting in the village of-
fice Monday evening. Brief notes

of their deliberations are as fol-}.-

lows:
A road has been bulldozed
down Eighth Avenue to the River

f | to provide access thereto for the

firetruck, Commissioner Williams
reported.

A returning officer for the
December 11th. plebiscite is to be
appointed at a later date.

The certain light pole on Green
Street came into the news again
when the

Training, In.Judo,;.-.
Boxing And Tumbling
To Begin: Here Soon.

| eligible and there will be separ-

courses has Peon set ie 19 eet
of ‘age. Bo’ joys and: girls are RU I RH E A D
AGENCIES

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ate classes for them.

Those interested are advised
that enrolment date for one or
more of these instruction work-

Judo, boxing. and:
lasses and possibly wrestling also
are to beheld: in Castlegar be-
ginning very shortly.

The instructions, a project of
the Youth Activities Commitee of
the Stanley Humbhpries PTA,
headed by Dave Campbell, have
the full cooperation of the school

outs is Th 27, in
the High School gymnasium. It is
hoped that a large number of
boys and girls will avail them-
selves of this opportunity for
‘keeping fit in their spare time.

Classes for elder athletes may
b organized at a later date.

FIRE, AUTOMOBILE
AND CASUALTY
INSURANCE

board and it is pl d that they
will become part of a Castlegar
Amateur Athletic Association
when this body is formed.

Constable Jerry Cline, head of
Castlegar Detachment RCMP, will
be instructor for the tumbling
and judo classes with J. Buhr, of
the High School staff also assist-
ing, while Rennie Mitchell will be
in charge of the boxing work-
outs.’

It is possible that there may
also be wrestling classes with R.
Graham, another High School
teacher as instructor.

Age limits for those taking the’

Kinnaird Construction
Totals $41,300: For
September And October

New construction and altera-
ation in the Village of Kinnaird,
totalled $41,300 for September
and October, it was announced

that despite the advice from the
West Kootenay Power and Light
Company, that the pole is in the
right location, same pole is never-
theless _a menace to traffic on
Green Street. The Company is to
be hed with the -
ion that they move the pole and,
the village will bear the costs of
so doing.

No wastepaper containers for
village sidewalks have been pro-
cured as yet, Commissioner B.
Cherrington reported, although
the matter is still being worked
on.

Accounts totalling $75.26 were
approved for payment. Sighed
N. T. Oglow, commission* chair-
man: “That’s the smallest two
weeks of accounts I have seen
yet.”

A request from the Town Plan-
ning Association for support to
the resolution that this district

‘| be made a regional planning area

called the Lower Columbia Basin
Area, was postponed for- further

by the Ki ird Village Office
this week.

“There were nine building per-
mits issued in September total-
ling $30,500 and four in October,
totalling $10,800.

Among the September permits
were five for new residences at
$5,000 each. Applicants were: A.
Waighorn, B. Lundquist, M. Ba-
baiff, A. J. Leveridge and C. B.
Roberts. t

The other four September per-
mits were: C. G. Geisle, $1,000
addition to dwelling; W. Geir $500
garage; W. McNeill, $1,500 addi-
tion to dwelling and L. A. Croteau
$500 temporary dwelling. .

October permits were as fol-
lows: W. Walper, garage, $500; P.
Kinakin, new residence, $5,000;
J. H. McLeod, addition to resi-
dence, $300: and A. Kruger, new
residence, $5,000.

The finest grades of paper are
made from rag pulps—rags made
from fibre are hed,
fBieached and then broken down

consideration.

into pulp.

Tee

"An outline of history in this district as told by the

people wh

A review of the past in word and picture

Prepared by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club

-Goes On Sale Sat. Nov.22

Twenty-five Gents a Copy

EXTRA:

MAKE SURE YOU GET A COPY

Each copy purchased is a chance on a lucky

number draw, to

0. lived it.

be held Dec. 22

A different way to wish your friends "Merry Christmas”

f
Holds up to 150 Christmas ¢

to holiday decorations.

Sign’ your name on the

Christmas Trains as

ards... Adds gay color
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caboose and send Coutte

your friends. You'll want one for your own home tool

RIGBY'S

CONFECTIONERY

gifts and greetings to

$1.00 each:

COFFEE BAR

Black |
Magic

Chocolates
2 Lbs. — 1 Lb.
and Half Lb. Boxes

They Are
Delicious

Good Assortment Of

XMAS CARDS

Priced to Suit your Needs
GIFT WRAPPING PAPER

TOYS AND ©
NOVELTIES

Kinnaird Coffee Bar

KEEP
WARM

THIS WINTER
WITH A LOVELY

Sweater

Many Styles To

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Long Sleeve Sweaters with Zipper
Pullover with Round Neck
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Lethbridge
COAL

For Immediate Delivery

$18.75» PER . TON:
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KINNAIRD.

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