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Castle News

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD BRILLIANT

CASTLEGAR . SOCIAL

Mr. Joho Cassidy of Toronto was the week-end guest
of Father ent

In company path’ several other priests of this district
Rev. J>B.. Barnes attended a Clerical Deanery font area
for the priests of the West Kootenay Deanery; which was:

“wir, and Mrs. K. Higby returned this week froma motor held in- ‘Trail at St. Francis Church on Tuesdey-
trip to the Coast. prea

pene ‘Visitors at ‘the John Wiig home of Castlegar last wook

Mrs. P. Shewchuk and daughter Ruth pave returned fram |Wore? -Mre: and. Mrs. Neil Johnson and Bobby of Oasis,
New Westminster, where she visited her son-in-law and Mr.-and Mrs<- Tommy Davidson: and children of China cree Be
daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris. Mrss ‘Martin Bale and family. of China Creek. i

CASTLEGAR SOCIAL

Mr; ‘and Mrs. Frank Knight and <on George of Crows Nest urs ‘and, Mrs. Jeck Flemank ,of Trail visited at the
| are visiting at the home of Mr. .nd Mrs. J.H. Clarke. home of Mr. and:Mrs, J. Wiig on Saturday, Mrs. Davideen:,
eg acoompenset | ‘them. .
Mr. and Mrs. We Davidson of ‘rail were Sunday visitors one aan
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson. . Me: ‘Tommy Ratelifte has returned from Yellow Knife;

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Thursday 3 March 8th, 195

WATER BY-LAW TO BE STRICTLY “ENFORCED c.P.R. SUPPORTS COHMISSION'S DRIVE

SANITATION.

‘The Gasniegex commission met at 7. 30 Monday evening -& letter was received from ‘Gineaten Pacific Railway
with a full commission present and Commissioner Dunlop | Company supporting the Commission in it's campaign
presiding . A delegation of Mr. J. Smith and Mr. Wilson | toward the removal of outside toilets and promising the}.
were heard requesting the ‘Widening of their’ section of — removal of such structures on their property.

Pine Avenue. Mr. G.-Bell spoke on Insurance merit rat- A letter of thanks was sent to the C.P.R; for their
ing in Castlegar by Underwriters, ‘and wanted certain cooperation.

specific information on pumping ‘capacity in the’ Village 2
which will. have a hearing on the matter of rating.

Use of the bulldozer in extra wack will be continued
put the fee, in keeping with rising operational: costs
will be nine dollars yey hour plus five dollars for each
‘out of town user. The veuson you havn't seen it in the, ties ae eeetues _ihatzman of the Dank aed ee
aot day or two.is simple ~ it's undergoing repairs in | or two. Hundred ‘and Fifty Dollars re he wage seeea

eLeORs : -|\litrary operations in Castlegar. This sum will -be met

The Commissioners then went on. to discuss the mutter 2
of making a water chenge to uouseholders keeping board-- one one the Public Library Goumission at
ara, The Villege took cver the rater system in 1949 and. °
the. byeity detes s Sa ae Lt ty een hae ae ies Geiss alan dane the sequeet, en unaninous oP

ersen whe uses water should expect to pay for ed

This ease, of the boarder;, and the CGownission ie carry- Seat ce aut eho ae B viral fone thea
a5 ous lifts duty to ‘sha alegtors 4m earoreing this... selves An Whe Foneecont 6626 a Gamiundties

by-law, The monies so granted will be used to meet, in per

An iavitetion. from tha Associated Roards of Trade. library expenses aah $o purchase’ whéleaome cooks Bi is t,
Annual Meeting te be held. thia month in Nelson was read | 4.2 children end worthwhile peeddu: tor ault

and Mr, A.f. Horewill wes delegated to attend ea the © 8 A 8.
“‘gepresentative of. the Qommisaion. : : : ee € \
Phe meeting adjourned at 11.40 pom. and will re~
a gonvene briefly en Wednesday for the final reading of
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ARE IN -SHORT SUPPLY SO MAKE YOUR: PUR- i fecga iees aes | 2
; CASTLEGAR AIRPORT- MAJOR WEST KOOTENAY
AIRPORT.

At a special Airport Committee deettse of the Asoos

Constable W. Durnam of victoria was a visitor to Born-.To° Mr. and Mrs. Peter: Voikin, Castlegar, Februar’
Castlegar this week. Constable Durnam was ‘stationed here Aree A | daughter. ve :
for a short time 'in 1948. ee : : ;
pial Mr. ‘and Mrs. “Gé Fowler attended the Vipond-Kissel
Mr. and Mrs. JoA. Williams and d-metter and Mrs. Ro wedding, in. Nelson on Saturday evening. - a
Williams visited in trail Sundey afternoon. : mere oh
esaces a . Mere GcA. Sumner is attending the Naturopathic Physicia
Gearon in wenponvers

COMMISSION: MAKES $250 GRANT TO LIBRARY

CALL IN AND-SEE. OUR DISPLAY OF ELECTRIC

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| comaitss10Nn TO ACT ON VIOLATION OF TRAFFIC
BLOCKING BY- LAW

‘Blockage of. lanes and roeis: came: gh for careful
discussion and it was decided to notify local citizens
in the local press, that offenders would be prosecuted.

This is a serious matter in view of the fact thet

RANGES AND REFRIGERATORS... .THESE ITEMS

CHASE NoW WHILE THE SUPPLY 1s" 00D.

WITH THAT DYNAMIC COLOR ‘TONE.

BE FOOLED, BUY NOW WHILE THE
COMPLETE. — .

REMEMBER----FOR “YOUR ‘SPRING ‘PAINTING WE as
CARRY A GOOD SUPPLY OF PITTSBURGH PAINT |

FULL LINE OF PLUMBING. ‘AND HEATING. ‘poner.

STOCK IS

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tated Boards of trade of Eastern ‘British Columbie, held

ting The Castlegar Airport as the major airport for: the

‘ West Kootenay area-airl..ne air service.

Copies of the resolution were forwarded: to the Cana-
[dfen Pacific Airlines, the Federal Department of Trans-
port and to all MoP's and MoLA‘s.

the offender, in the case of fire may endanger his own

in Tradl, February 26th, « resolution wus passed suppor- life and property, but that of hie neighbours as well:

We have en example in the all to recent past which
‘ghoula keep’ the matter oleerly in mind.

RoK.o WALLACE DIES
Robert Kirk Patrick Wallace died eandonly at his”

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een

: Sunday evening Revo Jo Bo Barnes delivered a.
soagtek ‘Measage in: St. Rita's Church, his subject...
; boing *christien Education. of Youth.*

iret {wo solos were sung by: Misa’ Nettiie Brodman,
accompanied .by Mrs. De Ko. Shea at the organo

home here yesterdays He was in his 64th year.

He was born in Castle Douglas, Scotland, July 14,°
1866. A retired farmer, Mr. Wallace lived at Tarrys;
B.C. for 25 years and four years at Moyle, before mOv=
ing to Castlegar 10 years ago.

He is survived by his wife, Metis Esther and a son.-’
Donald at home.

. @he funeral will. be neld Batuedey in St. Alban’s
church Castlegar, with Ven Archdeacon B.A. Resker

giticiet Re: Paras will be in the Kinnerd-Castleger es