CASTLE: NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, Bi C.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1956

CLEARLY
UNE ORMED

“CBU
“MONDAY

January 230d

Toning Bylaw ;
’€ontinued from page 1
Commissioners for their consid-
eration.
Bylaw No..77, Special Borrow-
ing Bylaw, was given its third
reading and approved for adop-
tion, It will now-be sent to the
Inspector of Municipalities ‘for
approval. The Bylaw is drawn
up to provide the Village with
funds to carry on regular bus-
iness of the Village, until such
time as Normal Revenue be-
comes available.
The Board had received a re-
ply to ‘their query regarding
the printing of tax notices on
LB.M.. Machines, fimding there
woulq be not cost to the Village,
and would contain Land, Im-
porvement, and School Taxes,
therefore. water....frontage tax

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loin-the Switch fo

would be no cost to. ene Village
Oftice, -

The commissioners’:are’ unde-
cided whether to accept. this. of-
fer, ang will discuss it. further.

A letter was read..from Mc-
Bride, Allen and Morar concern-
ing property in Kinnaird and
the matter is to be investigated
by the commissioners, °

The board. approved payment
of U.B.C.M. dues for 1956, in the
amount. of $45.00, also:a request
from the West Kootenay Union

that the. Village of “Kinnaird
Brant $55.00 to that organization
as 1956 fees, .

‘A letter was read from the
Castlegar ‘Funeral. Home thank-
ing the Board. of Commissioners
for their co-operation’ in -having
the cemetery road cleared for use
last Saturday. ‘

Myr. Smibert, Village Clerk
was instructed to answer a letter
from ‘the Korpak Cement Co.
regarding concrete ‘pipe,’ and
state, the Village was not con-
templating purchase of any. pipe
at the present time.

Correspondence from. the Com-
missioners: of the Village of
Squamish concerning: a) resolu-
tion to have the sale. of fire-
crackers. and firing of these

Board:,of Health . was |. granted | ;

9 vitamins +
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The Honourable
KENNETH
KIERNAN

of Agricul!

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whose daily .
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items illegal without a .permit,
was read and the Kinnaird Com-
missioners voted to <f the

Bride-Elect ‘Honoured
At Hise. Shower.

January hride-elect, Miss Joan

Mr, T. Gorman takes place ‘uae
week, was guest of honor faba
miscellaneous -shower ;-Friday
night. The shower was ‘held in
the home ;of:\Mrs:. J. Lipsett, of
Castlegar,.and Mrs. J. F.: Killough
‘was co-hostess. »
‘A variety of useful’ and. beau-
tiful. gifts were. presented : to
Miss Hostetter by: those attend-
ing, the: gifts. being packed in a
glant-size’ “wedding | cake”. This
three tiered. replica was eff
tively covered ‘in’ white: crepe-
paper, and ‘decorated with “sil-
ver foil bells, ete.;: with ‘minia-
ture figures ‘of bride: and groom
on the’ top layer.’ Each layer
lifted off ‘to display the gifts, in
the interior. °

During .: the + evening various
games were played, charades in
keeping with. the bridal’ theme
were acta and vocal melecuong

Guide Assoc. Elect .
Officers. For ‘66’ Tarm

Mrs, Ww. Schwartzenhauer was

resolution. The sale of fireworks
to anyone under. eighteen years
of, age. would also be unlawful,
Village. Clerk P. Smibert was
instructed to investigate the cost
of Building Permits in’ surroun-
‘ding localities for comparative
figures, .
Chairman A. Lambert announce:
ed the localities and ‘time of the
Public Meeting on the Zoning
Bylaw,. which will be ‘held in
the Improvement Society Hall,
Thursday, January 19th at 7:30
p.m, ‘Notices had been ‘ins local
Papers, he said.
The appointment. of. Mr. Mait-
land'as Building Inspector was
approved.
The meeting adjourned at 12.00
m1,"

of the. Cast-
legar Girl Guides Association at
the annual meeting in the Parish
Hall, Tuesday . afternoon. | :
Also.. reelected to office were
Mrs. M.D, McPherson as secre-

surer and .Mrs. O,

, accompanied by Mrs, F.
A, ~ Hostetter.
were d to

were given by’ Mrs, Helen Mc-
: |gely, Mrs. H.
Hi

Grace | Hostetter,’ ana: Mercedes
Schwartzenhauer, Mrs, Paul Ger-

the guest ‘of honour, also’ to the
to| bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. F.
Hostetter, and to the mother ‘of
the room:t0-be, Mrs, Heler
Gergely.

Mrs, Lipset and ‘Mrs, Killough
served :delicious refreshments to
the guests, -

Those present’ were: Miss Joan

rgely, Mrs, F.
J. Gemmill,

Mrs. W. Easton; Mrs. Joe Dunlop,
Mrs, O, Andersop, Miss M, Lip-
sett, Mrs. C, L, Johnson, | Mra.
W.. Schwartzenhauer, and -the
hostesses, Mrs. Lipset and. Mis.
‘Killough. -

Hostetter, guest of ‘honor, Misses

tary, Mrs. C. H. King as trea-

-wanTEn ‘coats

CLEARANCE |

“OF

AND -SACKETS
REDUCED

badge secretary. Mrs.°D.: Wallace

and Mrs. Frank Woodrow were
named to the Transportation
committee and Mrs, J.’ ¥, Kil-
lough, publicity ' convenor.

Excellent reports of the year's
activities . and .. the - - financial
standing of the ‘association .were
presented by Mrs. . McPherson
and Mrs, King,
Mrs. Schwartzenhauer’ spoke
briefly, thanking the officers
‘and members for their support
and ‘and the

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that it was a dead .end street

and warning motorists ‘not to
Sniet,

Sod

on and. sug-

; Harris

gested that where two families

CH. & GOOD. DEA
8M for Your food Vole

geese 20th. and 2ist.

CORN, M.B. cream style

15 oz.,-2-tins for ............ Sle

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, giant tins

2 for os eo bev 9 bax teas cox, Ale

PUDDING MIX, Ogilvie’s
kt.

_PALMOLIVE SOAP, 8
3 bars for .......25 0.05.

‘ TEA, Nabob, green label
L

. ORANGES, Sealcist 220's
4 Ibs. for 5
GRAPEFRUIT 80's, pink
GRAPES,

"2 Ibs. for ..
TOMATOES,
large pkt.
PEEEUCE
CELERY *
CABBAGE, New —

COOKED PICNICS, Burn’s, 3 th. tin $1.69

HAMBURG STEAK, Ib. ............29¢
ROASTS, Veal Shoulder, These A

- VEAL.GHOPS, loin, Ib. .......... .65¢
ROASTS, Beef Pot, Ih. ......222-- Alle

Cc Ss) -O p. store

.| West Kootenay Health Unit were

| Health:.

'| Jenks was discussed and referred

PINE AT FOURTa

are living in ‘the same dwelling
or.on the same lot,. seperate
charges should be made. The
Donnen property (outside the
village limits) would be charg-
ed 50c a month for. the house
and $1.50 per month for the
store and an additional charge
made when cabins were in use
if garbage was to-be picked up
from them. The C.P.R. would
be charged 50c ‘for the family
charge and secitional . charges
made for i

for their fine ieadership’ in
Guide and Brownie work.
‘A committee was named: to
arrange details'of the annual:
Mother and’ Daughter's Banquet,
February 24th.

A letter from Lady Baden
Powell, World Chief Guide, ex-,
pressing her thanks for the-en-
joyable: visit to the West Koo-
tenay in October and’ the wel-
come aecorded her by, district
Guides and Brownies, was read
by Mrs. H. Hyson, Divisional
Commissioner. Mrs. Hyson ex-
plained that Lady Baden Powell
would officially open the new
Girl Guides sister centre at
Cuernavaca in Mexico; February
22nd and this. centre _ would

Cabana.” ate
Mi were i of. the

were made,
The, Dog License problem was
again discussed as the time has
come for re-issuing of Dog Tags.
The clerk, -was' instructed to
purchase 1956 licenses and Com-
missioner: Harris and Inspector
D. Seaton are to investigate the
possibility of raising the fee.’

The clerk was instructed ta},
write . the - Korpack Cement
Company who wrote asking for
information as to an estimated|.
total of pipe to be used in the
next five years, This to be used
to help in their decision to. in-
stall a pipe machine. No obliga-
tion to

World Guide Camp to be held
at Doe Lake, Ontario: in 1957.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting. The
next meeting will’ be held at
the home’ of Mrs, Schwartzen- |,
heuer on February 28th at 2:00
p.m.

henceforth be known as “Our ||

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YOUR Town

CASTLEGAR HOTEL

- Castlegar

The Anglican Church
f Canada a!
Sunday, January 22nd... ©

ecastlegar, 11:00. am, Holy

was
A letter from the Squamish
Village Commissioner was read’
the use of fi
A motion. was made supporting
that

Kinnaird, 11:00 a.m. Matins.
Robson, 7:30 Pm, Fellowship
Hour: 8:30 Pm”

their
wide law be- made banning sale
of fireworks: to minors under
18 years, and requiring permits
to ‘set off- fireworks within the
village limits.

The annual dues of $55 ‘to

ordered paid and a renewal of
the British Gazette for $5.25
‘was: approved,:

‘A bill for snow plowing at the:
airport was returned with a ré-
quest for a discount and was re-|
ferréd to Commissioner Krueger’
for investigation..::’

A motion was. made to grant
ithout fee. a trades license to
Instance. Rivers. to start -a
kindergarden for children from
4 to 6 years. This to’-be. done.
in- conjunction with School De-
partment and ‘Department of

A. special dispensation was
granted R. 5 ig to evils
The usual. sida trades - icense
was aked.
a Phe ‘salary’ ot * Supervisor Vv:
to Commissioner Krueger - along
with a bill of. overtime for Mr.
Jenks and M. Dubie for inves-

tigation.
Accounts. totalling $1, 167. 32 i

were’ declared in order and pars-

” SOLES. WILL NOT:
-MARK FLOORS’

© GUSHIONED SOLES

COAL & WOOD HEATERS
_ OIL HEATERS.

SEE THEM. IN THE. WINDOW.OF OUR FORMER
: “PREMISES GN PING'ST.

anac Hospital, at the age‘ of ‘69

‘ bean: ‘William, three daughters,

ae aaa In 1955

“The Annual General Mesting*

. held last night
URSDAY, JANUARY. 26, 9560 8 CENTS. PER. COPY ot ‘the ‘Legion, i al with vice

Anniversary elebrailon held

‘Past F
we of Com-|are: W. T. Waldie, C. A. Ander-
be Distriet ne son, M., B. pees N

erce, takerr when, they ‘attended

left to right
Ogio’

cand’ Jy ME Macbeth
RA, D:: West):
S. C. Watson, L

J. R Elliott,

day: evening fromthe Chapel, of
“ Castlegar ‘Funeral Home...

‘| the’ age’ of 47, — Friday neh
He> “is survived by’ his wife’ and
Gaughter, Bernadette.

‘A véteran of the Second ‘World

of Castlegar for
ears passed away ‘on ‘Tuesday,
Fanuary ‘24th sin the Trail. Tad-

years.
Born in ‘Russia,. January. “21st,

1887, Mrs. ° Saprunoff- came. to

Canada ‘in 1911, living in -Sask

Woodrow of

Mary ‘(Mrs.: A. O.
< Paul Gaver;

Robson),: Ann -(Mrs.”
- lick - 0! Teall] and.

dren.

The Castlegar. and ‘District ©
> Broieats : Society ::has: called
“a spectal-public meeting for
" Ruesday, ‘ ‘January. 31 at. 8:00
opamiiin : the. Parish Hall to

it,

one: son,” “Stephen:
are granchil

\ discuss: ithe-size- of..the pro- nan
ineeded ‘the ; district

i aces Wich Mass:

ALS
the chair. . The’ Secretary, ‘Mr.

and District ‘was Tepresented by
Mr. “Archibald ‘of Kinnaird—the’
Commanding Officer: He, thank-

ed the Society for ‘their. help-
in? ‘the’ past’ ‘and stated that a

Grey, read ¢ a from. the
HH.

of 82: was enjoyed in,

who,

the .

ig sick in the Nelson Hospital| date being 38, They have 2 meet-!
saying he was ‘sorry ‘he couldn't: ing “once a week and even dur-’
be ‘present. at the meeting. and ing'the. summer those that: wish-‘

: Requiem lak’ Mass was sing | sending. ‘his. very. best -wishes.for
for ‘thet “ate. orn Lamb of Kin-
naird /.

a. succesful. meeting. and. that -he

.ed. to ~attend,-- had. range. .work
and: target: practicing. ‘Eight boys

j| honed to be able to be present! were:sent to Comox camp and 3

atthe next meeting . of. ‘the

tothe 7 week’sBand Course’ at

KR. Mr. Sommer’s report: “read Comox; each ;boy ‘receiving $100

by “Mr, : Fitzpatrick showed a
very succesful year. The audited told of Fred Hostetter being the’

financial report’ was read by,

A. ‘Grey and approved. ‘The Se-,
cretary's' report showed a ‘total
at ip in 1955. of 476, an| from’ all’ over Canada were on’

increase of 69° over :1954.:Total
receipts for the .year,:were’-$8,>
546—an increase of : $1, 785. ‘Total :
grants disbursed ‘during the 'year'| es," Sea Cadet, was choséi to

for, this: course. Reports received,

star member. of the band .and
ofterrwas: the feature attraction
when the band, made up of boys

lay, Boys tating” the . Corn-
bs quartermaster course-also
recived $100..and Cliffe Church-

ii-was $6,816. 67. which’ is’ 738: more] take .a’3% months” cruige from.

than in 1954. There were 7. nae

i|‘tional *' Grants,' 116 - District, -

which’ he. derived. a’ great “deal ~
3/of benefit as did’ the corp. It is

Castlegar, 4‘: planted and .2 Rob- hoped-the corps’ will: be ‘enlarged.

sor.

.soon—one., manner: being.» the *

“grants.
leg: ‘has: 128 Co

orial:“Cemetery, Kinnaird."

steal An ‘Wm. ‘Brownlee. ‘In-
terment “was in ‘the Park- “Meém- co employees‘ ‘and: 34. non, Rob-

: Castlegar Funeral: iHome - was

of a navy. league cadet:-

: ccailgaed *eontributing to which) corp.—a junior group ‘to the Sea
the ‘Company. gives dollar’ for} Cadets.) © <=:

.| dollar and’ 96: non-Cominco em-

No. 581, ‘Squadron. of: the Air:

ployees. Kinnaird has 167 Comin-| Cadets had 'C.' A, Anderson as:
their Spokesman, he being the we

‘)son has .24 -C

in ueharee of,

eet nave '6 :C
, “In-:the report from: “ warious

Cc
amd ' 21 “non and, other’: districts

wk
<word ‘has just been

leman: or -/1956;. will ‘greatly’
fect all: budgets: during. the
cugrent school year. ‘expenditures:

[Golumbia':-Schi
sociation. states, teat
a

pd demands for teach paler,
vhe, add

chief,’ ‘will

sanuary, comBletiag the |
fe

that, ‘the late orl Lamb: was
‘by \ his” Step-father
nuary © 6th | in Swansea,
Wales, ue had * lost ne

present‘on ‘behalf of” the ‘British
and :-Foreign. ‘Bible: Society. ‘She
stated that the’ Society encour-
aged reading of God’s Word and
rtance of pub-

mother,

homesin. Kino:

also
last‘ tet 6th. Besides bis lishing ince The donation receiv-
wife’ nd daughter, Mr, ‘Lamb

Philips both‘‘of Pennant, Sask.
Edward: Lamb Jr. and wife |.
fina aswell as his father-
“Mir-W. ‘J Newman liv-

‘Nelson, “*Kaslo, ’ Castlegar; New |:
Denver, : -Burton.and Revelstoke.

ed ‘from ‘the K-R.C. was sent
to the head’ office “ and “jused
-| primarily :for © publication ~. of
Bibles throughout: the world,

spanking’ for ‘the
Canadian : Branch | 170
thanked “the .K-R.C. for ‘their
grant and, said... that the: money
was. used “Yor: “local “veteran -re-
est | lief,. Natio
the Pép

in Nelson and ‘Grandi Forks. Her
46 ‘year ' career swith the. Tele=
phone = Cor “began ‘in Sep-:

s' type
tg body \continues “to

press ‘for, annual salary‘ Aporease

oy dition +

‘Twells, ‘DD.

“presented . ‘with © Past Wrobel t

tember, ."1909,°, when ‘ghe . joined
the operating staff “at -Grand’'
Forks..A year’ later: she became
‘chick tor and. in 11917-‘as-

ie
September ~ incteases, - the. alee

sumed the duties :of agent-chief
‘In: ‘January,: “1929, just

over, 27 years? ago, Miss Sloan.
moved... Nelson where she
“was: dite. the ion’ of

became district chief‘ in“ 19

the: Grande, Foe
and‘ basketball teams. She

supervising | chief. operator: She

Pioneers ‘of

was appointed district traffic"
supervisor: ch. 1945, : sand

‘A keen sportswomar, “Miss
Sloan enjoys “playing * golf and
was, at one time, a member of

joe hockey | rail. Fair Society, said that ith-

Frasers se ieee able to o oberate. $500" in cash

of the Nelson . Soroptimist: Inter-

national,.and a Charter member

of. B.C. Chapter.; 53, ‘Telephone
America.

; success
Mins thet in the pasts Ag Tt is,
the Clinic: has always been | able
to. go. over. the top in’ meeting |”
their “quota.”
Mrs..M, J. Hingley, reporting
for. the’ Castlegar, and | Distri

qut the grant they would be un-

prizes “was: given last year, and}z
with the constant: growth: in the]:
Fall. Fair it means more sections
and more. prizes. A’ grand agare-
‘gate prize was: sent’ thistyear “to

Nelson.and one to. Slocan Park
so vit” sen be \seen the ‘Disttict

bre, The Society i's ‘a_non-ptofitable
Hinbley “ex:
one gee no ee getting paid
forthe Tong houts they. put. in

Relief in ‘the form|o
Sami I

4
special i invitation “to ‘visit the
t| High School’ son! Januzry.. scp

2:50 to 4:00" pm Student guides as
and‘ ti ‘will .be

so that the guests will need have.
no fear’ of being lost in the new.
addition of the: school E

on: this proj
. The Navy, Teague of: Castlegar.

/; Xinnaird, ‘
Recreation Society. ERC) and
7 | the imperial ‘Order’ iat Daughters

in your son
seekers school 7B ities af sad

t. all take ‘ad-
vaniee. of ‘i

completed jas well.

also\”
Mr. Kelly for his attendance = |

Mrs. -H. Binale, who is, now a}
‘Mrs. . J.