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VOL. 8, NO. 3 ‘CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 8 CENTS PER COPY

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THE TREND OF TODAY. RENOVATE. ; fay and. Tony Kicating, tren | esi
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MARGARINE, SOLO ‘THEY WILL ADD BEAUTY TO ANY KED se a a OM ae prod gg niecriain panies — tesdance Mt, Ga perngrty are
PLYWOOD Room IN YOUR HOME. ence i tions ® : oh Sarr | thank everyone hezrtily for the
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2 Tbe. forse: ai | pal und rural areas of school i lev " . F. Killough.
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4 Althot 1 increased proper-jand A. A. Lambert, Future Progress were discussed. cl
F E LO PRICES! imran i Perpptien igeer ty values ms fr tee. ‘A letter from Mr. Orr, District | evening.
i just and sible }. C, Muirhe ted| representative of the National] The large
- was read, This ad-| several visitors and their wives

val Provineg: | Kinnaird Film Board,
Round Steak lb } ants i abee not | wide ocale, ties will port Commiice andl vised that there wil be a gener-frun the Trill Kiwanis Cub

= i ie z pow be able to carry on their c. al meeting at the Castl Following a turkey banquet,
. es =a : > SY toc eee ce moans [eesiness_ of {reali ed Kinnalr lementary School, Jan, —19,|Tony Kiesaling proposed 2 toast ing the installation ce-
. po 5 ear “Share of tically. It is i of the Ys|to the Indies to which Mra J. F. actumueica speak
VJ 2 4 =: fs * MSS) costs are distributed a-|mmber that taxes flcer respectively. RJ. Morice| ‘im Util. Killough cesporde* "Then came inet ak Coe sven

or 0 hy . lb : ~ errs “ mong #ad carted by property, ues ‘was reappointed to the zai hers, will {a toast to Kiwanis by Mrs. R. T.

7 - 2 at i : q owners, : ‘expenditures. Committee. be discussed as possible projects|Waldie with M. E Moran re-
: ~ é: : ° 3 For tasny: years, throughout Decem-| The offer to move the village coming year. sppnding.
‘ P ‘values the new Collinson| The Saturday Children's Films,

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have EPS ad cal Na ‘et | poet : rs i at the Castle Theatre,

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a STORE . . 60 percent of 1958. actual to provide ted, eftfecti . |Saturday morning with the fol-
PINE AT FOUR’ h has been reconimended ‘to all/in the number of was decided to lowing: “Night Mail,” Fishing in | tis
‘ial : . ‘Assessors for 1955..in the past et xosidential pre-charge for sowplowing areas|the Fjords; Paris, the Beautifc’; |cent attendance
retained jonni |in front ot busioess premises| African Teibes; Camera. ‘Thrills olérs completed a year's per-
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property. values were
et a relatively constant level, ‘on request, This has been done|in Africa; David and the attendance.
wl municipal budgets in- 964. free of charge till now. and Gypsy Squirrel. In his president's report, W. T.