CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, ‘B.C,

aedtetna agaene sett oem

THURSDAY, JUNE 21,

1956.

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TWIN GRANDFATHERS, TWIN: GRANDDAUGHTERS

"Do twins appear every Second generation?
There’s an old saying to that effect and here is

evidence in support of the belief.

and C.°S; McIntyre of Beamsville, Ont.,: twins

being children
Barbara ‘Scott,
E. Z. McIntyre

s. Mcintyre:

of E.. Z.’ McIntyre, and Karen and Sharon. Buck-'
nall, eight months, are the grand € of Cc.

Village Commission
"(Continued from page. »
writer. as having | been: “given
away”) were the proceeds: ‘from

+! the ‘sale. of some public property
‘| approved. in a public vote, and

held in) trust by the Village for
the express purpose ‘of, ‘recrea-
tion”, according | to »,8,".motion
passed’ by the Village ramis-
Hon several. years | ago..\“The
only" organization which’ cduld
ethically touch this nioney was
the Park Board or. ‘the Project
Society,” Mr, Kraftsaid. “We
therefore turned it over. for the
vonstruction of the rink.”
TEMPORARY TANK;

The per capita‘ grant,
said,...was “taken into’’'general
Village funds, ‘The’’Clerk then
told ..the Commission ‘that. the

tet remark attributed to him: that

of their daughters, Elizabeth and
age seven, are the granddaughters

Q “enough * money.’ to
buila ‘both (water), ‘tank ’ and| all
Village: office,” should be clari-
fied to the extent that he had
referred .to a temporary ‘tank,
“As to the remark that Mr.
Krueger had not been on. the
finance committee,” Mr.’ Kraft
continued, “I wish” to tell you
that. you are all onthe. finance
committee.” He then.said that
Mr. Krueger, when on: the Vil-
lage Commalssion, had been very

‘much in: favor ;,of. the $85,000

‘Water By-law. He was supported
by Comm. Atchison, As to: water
rates, Mr, Kraft said, they were
certainly among.’ the “lowest in
B.C, Kinnaird rates were $3.50

compared to Conta ent $2.50;
had‘

in addition to eed omar
a &
the, Clerk and i the auditor ‘had

‘come., to... the ; conclusion: that

Castlegar could get by without
raising water rates forthe pre-
‘sent, ~

“I do not like his expression
that! the ‘Village Commission is
‘holding the $85,000 by-law over
our “heads,” Mr. Kraft went on.
“After all, we'‘on the Commis-
sior are also taxpayers, and we
shall have to pay like everyone
else.” The Clerk, then said, “It
is.a matter. of either improving
our water system; or’ suffering

a 200-‘percent increase in over- -
all insurance rates. That would .

certainly. hurt a lot “more.”

.. Finally, the Chairman stated
that the $118.18 spent: by’ the
Village Clerk‘at. a convention
in Victoria: did. not include ‘“en-
tertainment, drinks,’ or wages.”
He concluded by saying that in
his. opinion. the letter. of Mr.
Krueger was, “very, ‘mistaken

ard not conductive to’ thé gen-
eral peace’ of mind”)... S

themselves, have twin granddaughters, both sets

Tao Late to Classify

FOR: SALE — 4 white uni-
forms. Phone 2151. 125

581 Squadron Tews

\ Last

night was ’ the last

have put in for the squadron

aT

VOL. 9, No. 26.

B. Hubert Named
mer Cadet”.

Baber ofthe ot

of the Year by.a panel of judges
mane. up of the Squadron's: of-

Hicers,

A statuette, which ° is: now
on’ order, | will: be presented: to] y
LAC Hubert ‘at “summer. camp.
The statuette, depicting « ran ‘air

+ cadet, ‘is’ to'’be engraved: each

year ‘with the ‘name ‘of thé out-
standing cadet. ‘The ‘trophy ‘win-
ners “ will. also receive medals,
which will’ be theirs: ‘to keep.’
wine te ‘competition. this. year
‘was "very. close,, according to a

* Squadron ‘spokesman, Five' other

Cadets Ps very | good records
ees W. Hendy,.) Sgt. AC

Negrin, Cpl. G.. Woroby, Cpl.
Se Townsend and ACID. Davi les.

_Paul Moroso, a student ‘tor
cerlified general accountant here,
passed: his‘ second-year. examina-
tions, * the- University ‘of: B.C.
and the C.G.A, “Association < of

[Passes 2nd a ee (

BC.
).Paul ‘is employeds:
. Macbeth, C.G.A.

sntls Business - Administration.

by- UBC's Faculty of ‘Commerce

ead, . and: Bob’ Fenner “are:‘re=

this year.
All: + students,: must,

Faculty throughout the :

while
taking the “course, . be ‘working
in an accountancy job.) Out-of-|
town ae receive their as-
and
‘write, ‘thelr exams. in’ over , 35
‘centres-set: up. by. the. ‘Commierce
vince,| "The *

presenting’ Kinnaird, while’ Art
Anderson and | Roy Brown re-

present '} ‘Robson.

ing. that, as Has’ been ' stated
before, the rink is a district pro-

of the’ whole, district to succeed:

Genby Goodwill Tour

date.
: pane “expressed * “themselves
as’ very, gratified with: the vol-
unteer labor, but eaaht donations |

Tt’ was stressed ‘at’ ‘the meet-| ‘A’

ject and must’ have the’ support

‘directors * also“ decided
to ask, the. public to help: with |’
tlie rink. at some later

“SCENTS PER EY.

.{ that the mie asa Castlegar |’
project. It’ was ‘emphasized. that |. .
2. The’ five-year coursé’ is given -the.

‘ae 5
Hine ‘Mishap’

in:
:Mr.. Z: Dittrich of 361 Ninth

injured’ in an accident at. the
Emerald Mine at 6 p.m. on Fri+
day. {He suffered multiple com-
pound. fractures: ‘of © both. :legs
when ‘rock’:rolled: onto him...

Dittrich, whose® cdidi-
tion was termed’ satisfactory on
Saturday, was ina “coma’” om
‘Tuesday,~ and“ doctors ‘said that
he Jaust’ first come. out of. the

are not coming in
‘The drive-on: ‘Monday. night ‘was

tinued until the district has:been

not completed’ and will be con-,

before they could inake

future progress.
‘The

ie, Castlegar, was gravely |)

“poring ‘a recent. Tratdanecs
tion of the slevated water stor-

Tn Mes Be Replaced

ment reservolr be’ qian im
mediately. atid submited to” us

for approval iby: the: end. of
July.” :
: ‘The letter. is ‘signed by. G F
Amyot, Deputy er‘ of:
Health. and. Provincial Y Health’

The Village Commission, at.

approved publication ‘of it) in
the®. TLEGAR . NEWS. The

pas pois of the meeting.: was.

taken up: ‘in’ ‘discussing proposed

revision’ to: the trades

by-law: witha delegation . from.
Retail’

they had to‘ vacate their home]:

have | ‘been ‘completed for: a goodwill tour’ by’ ‘the Cast:
; due“ to’ high water, only ‘moved

Jegar’ District Chamber of Commerce on June 7. and’8. ..:

‘The: tour .was_ ‘first ‘discussed. at‘‘the: May ‘dinner meeting
following’ an offer. by" Mr, Ivan Horie of; Interior Lakes ‘Shipping
Company: to ‘put’ one of his boats’ at the disposal of the Chamber.

Mr, )Mike Dalton reported last Thursday. that according® to.
an. itinerary drawn ‘up by’ the- tour . co: ittee, “the trip: would
get under way early om Saturday, wit a stops being © mide at:
Deer Park and Renata: ° The d er of Ci
swould be st dito the ‘tour’ Bers having ‘lunch

during thé past year. The Civi-
lian’ Committee are as follows:
Chairman Mr, A. Anderson, and
members: J. Lamont, Mrs. Mur- , Au et

ray, R. MacBaing‘E. Newman, SATIN Ape WALL paw :

covered. Anyone. who was missed,
at the Jast:. canvass can. still
make his contribution to: any} back in on’ Saturday. No ‘dam-
of the directors. ag sustained “by ‘the. house
‘With ‘the ‘completion of . ee except’ for ‘a\ damp ‘basement,
cement. work . last. ‘week,. the| and! a
leveling *-‘and-. back-filling. iat ; Mrs.’ Dittrich spent the: last
well under way ‘and. will’ bel few: days at her husband's: ‘bed-
finished this er es District \e
| firms ated a, £00

parade of the season before sum-
mer camp commences. We would.
like to commend all the Cadets
and Cadettes for their atten-|
dance and interest during - the:
year and.we look forward ‘to the
same. interest next year, with
we hope,, a much larger squa-
_|dron. We wish also to thank the
Officers ‘and: Instructors for their

FOR SALE — Coal and wyood
stove. ‘Phone 3863.

NOTICE — Attend the Ladies
Auxiliary. Branch 170 Bake Sale
‘lin: West's Store at 3 pm. Sat-
urday, June 23.

SPECIAL

Week

ordered that’ plans for ie a

= | Gastlogar Cadets

Mr. Atkinson, G. Smibert. and
Mr. Rivers. We hope to see you
all again next September.

The, Squadron’ was visited
last parade by F|O Kelly, RCAF,

For This

i CARD OF THANKS

ress our sin-

$3.95

MABDOCKS
_ SHOE STORE

We wish to
cere thanks to friends and neigh-
bors for their many acts of
kindness, flowers and tokens of
sympathy sent to us on the
death of our beloved wife and

Air Cadet. training.

unfailing interest in helping to
make” these’ Cadets better citi-
zens of the future through the] t

A special thank you goes
to the civilian committee: for all
t | the work and time ‘that- they

one of the first Cadets. of No.
581 squadron. F|O Kelly is sta-
tioned at North Bay, Ont.

There will be an RCAF air-
craft coming in ‘om’ Saturday
June 23 to give the cadets. their
familiarization flights. ‘The time

the

the funeral. Special. thanks to
Dr. “Stefanelli and Dr, -Dimock,
nurses: and staff of Trail-Tadanac
ital, "and Rev. Father Hnat.

Jan Zuk, and Family

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IN CHURCH |

the Cadets’ parents’ please ad-
vise if they will be available to
supply, transportation’ for the
cadets. to the Castlegar. Airport?

St Rita’s: Church :

Benediction at 7:00 .p.m.
Confessions. Sat.
7-8 p.m,

45. amd

‘The name of the outstanding
; | Cadet: will be announced ‘lat
in‘the week: 3

the ‘Squadron will be held at
1850 hours Wednesday, Septem:
per Sth. pees

St.. iescoh's ‘Chapel

Rev. E. Brophy: P.P.
Confessions Sat..4-5 p.m.

Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

First fully automatic trans-
mission to be produced om a
wolume basis was introduced. by:

ile in 1939.: Today, Olds-

The United ‘Church
Of Canada

days, at. 11:00 a.m.

at 11 am,
“Castlegar —

at 8 p.m.

Robson — first and third Sun-

Kinnaird — Service. of Wor-
ship: 10:00 a.m., Sunday School

Sunday § School
10:30 am., Service of Worship

Sanit Jeads the’ industry” ied

tions with over 3,00, 000 carg 50
equipped.

KX INSURE. RNccE

; Fer All-Your.
INSURANCE. NEEDS ”

Pentecostal |

Tabernacle .
Sunday School — 10:00 am.
Evangelistic — 7:30 p.m.

7:30 ‘p.m.
‘Young -Peoples,
p.m.

Everyone: Welcome

Morning Worship — 11:00 a.m.|*”
Prayer and Bible Study, Wed.
“Friday 7:30

_ Phone 3441 ‘
’ ANDERSON...
AGENCIES -

of arrival is not yet known. Will}

The next- gee ane of |-

FOR BETTER LOOKING, LONGER

tastine PAINT JOBS!

Comniunity Bible
. Centre

Sunday, inthe. Legion Hall.

bia Ave. .i.

Prayer eee at BI Colum-

¥

Sundays at 10:30. am. “
_ ‘Twin Rivers Hall. +.
“=. Everyone’ Welcome!

Church of Jesus! Christ
| OF Latter Day. Saints |

Lutheran Services

day,
Anglican: Church, Castlegar.

Every second and fourth Sun-
3:00° p.m. in. St. Alban’s

‘Presbyterian Church;

Sunday, “June ; 2m.

Robson, 8 a.m.: and 7:30 * p.m.

‘SLEEPING. BAGS

YOU'LL HAVE A REAL. VACATION IF. YOU YOU. CAMP :
OUT: ... :; BUY YOUR: “EQUIPMENT WITH WHAT: YOU. «;
SAVE ON HOTELS AND « aMOTES: ‘

DACRON °--. £. $26.00 & $28.00

“at that. place,, and an’ overniglit stop ‘would be made at Nakusp.

On" Sunday athe tour: will
continue ‘to: Rosebery end Slocan

heavy

gard: in acting on-'such matters,
citing-:examples* to support his

allegation.

itself |=. ‘The’ motion was put . up to

a’vote, and: although - only: 8
: | memberg voted: in favor, it-.was

lages of. Kinnaird . and: a castieg s
put .in a. full” day moving dirt

ance around the, rink
A. carefully” poneg “record of

voluntary: tary. dabor shows: that. 1800 | ;
man ha’ been’

ude equipment,” or the “la

“ | times. which has. been’ serena the

Diseretion
this: matter...was . left to”. the
unc,

A heated: debate arose. over

- the: proposed: level crossing sig-

nal between. Castlegar. and Kin-
ni

“Ms. D. Brookes ‘of the roads
an@ bridges. committee: reported
on the receipt of a letter, from
the. Board - of ‘Transport Com-
missioners ‘ informing { him’ ‘that
an, order with six-month . dead-

Lon to. install a “wigwag sig-
nal.at: the crossin,
“Mr. S. Muirhead moved that

e in rounding up volunteers.
me Ma

»Gaglardi:;
tenders --would. soon be called
e construction of the Blue:

for a construction of a new leg

of -highway. No.3; to bypass the

center of that ‘community. ‘The
ied.

tha y Progress; on ‘the :rink ;, was
very ‘ gatisfactory—in- fact, con-
struction was, one-day. ahead. of
the: planned schedule. The mem-

-\ pers’ gave “a vote of. thanks. to

Mr..: Anderson ; for his “efficiency

meeting on! Juné 16 at ‘Creston,
: ‘Association -, had

“Sam :
elected sto’ the ‘Kinnaird’ Village ce
Cominission, was ‘chosen as Com-;
mission. Chairman -.at a, special :
bmeeting of” the i Board: on: June;

+ 1t'- was: also.
the West -Kooten:
Power. Compan: :
snew

ithe ‘wasp:

gest >
)election,: 143° votes.-°Mr: “Smales "mi

aking ¢
‘got 95, The'two, losing’ candidat! saird a end -Castledar ‘water rates,

.:8s, Carl Spence ‘and: Eric Acker-.

‘ spectively.” “Total “votes *
numbered 203.5"

“Mr,
iman, polled: 92\ and: 74 votes, ré- pression’. that’: Kinnair:
“east: ‘were ‘higher: this -year ‘than last,
in: view ‘of. the: frontage tax for

‘Kraft--had\. given . the-.im-
d-) rates

Discussed at the special meet: “water -supply.:: The: Commission-

Ving: “was': the’. _blacktopping of;
{Milestone Road;: for which pur-|

‘ers, ‘said thats this :was not :cor-
rect;.the frontage, tax had: mere-

i pose 2 the, works foreman has : ly replaced. the. former :flat’ rate

iyetien Peer Kin- |-H;

i “Ak Parade’ of: Brides ‘featur-
ing -wedding “gowns. from’ “1856
to the: present :.was modeled’ by
students of the Stanley Humph-| «
ries’ High“ School . on ; June ..22,
The. event. was sponsored ‘by the

Kinnaird, and Robson. The gowns
‘were ‘all authentic, ‘and had been

throughout'*‘the ~ past centiny.

$ Opening: the “Parade ‘ with=a
1956 > creation’ “of : - floo: nth
white satin’ and “chantilly = Jace

4 pee Mrs. ‘Leo ‘Goetting: Follow-

this,-...older . gowns - were
fanacled by -the. following ‘girls:
1955, Sherrit Riley; 1948 - “Louise

Soroptimist “Club-“of : ‘Castlegar, |'

worn by’ brides ‘of the district |‘

to. Unfavorable wea-
ther the © picnic’ ‘was ‘held
-doors. Rev, J. M. ' Taylor’ of ara

The meeting ‘supported the ideas

of the -B.C.::Committee -for.:Re-

ligious - Education, | which; had

also .recently... been approved. by.
Ss:

Goettings | 1947, Lynn.

nt ana,

uth Shewchuk;, © 1916; |‘
Goetting; 1914,; June. Kil-
1908, Louise, «Goetting;
1900, * catherine” Pellegrin;"' 1895,
June ’Killough; 1894, Dawn’ Wal-
die;, 1856, ‘ Olga Samsonoff.:=. .~

» A hilarious.) moment: came
about = half-way ° through the
show, when, ‘not to be, outdéne
by the’ bride of .1929, ‘the ‘brides-,
mother. minced onto the stage

length. costume complete’ with
jarge feathered -hat. :: &
‘Today. and. yesterday was
well portrayed by: the girls from
sot ee: :19th cen-
ie

in‘ a‘ ‘sheer black -crepe”™’ knees fof

\| ‘photégraphs, two! of “which re-

ceived awards.

ting the
chool Board of District ‘No. 2
will al -and:

peter ‘effort oi made by the
* and» other f

appear before the Board,. where-
apon- George Craft,’ Board
| Chairs, fficially told. ‘them
their'i: appointments, expres-
pe -the -hope that they. and. the

woud work smoothly

1) school ‘busses’ are ta. be able to
get. to:.Pass. Creek to-pick up
school ‘children, who at Loary
are deprived ‘of the better facili

ties of ‘the Castlegar school: The
Board. was. very anxious. to have
the road improvements" finished +
before. the new’ school term,

: other - problem iwas

per-
mitted..to. ride on school “pusses, -
and. om. many ‘occasions this ar-
trangement > had. resulted ‘in -ar-
guments | between teachers and
bus drivers, ‘because :the. teachers -
had missed ‘a ‘bus. He advocated

2 /The .Ck

tury, x

»| fashions: of: the Charleston :.era. |
»? During? the: costume: ‘change
Mr. - Wally’: Walper »: entertained
with his ballads

WINNER. OF $50 DRAW: GIVES
$10 TO: PROJECT, SOCIBEY,

the
| of. the junior and .senior - high
school. -He.-said that both. had

being
i{the new. job, and said’ eine they
would certainly do their best,.
: “You! “ean call yourselves |

‘by.
Mrs.. Walper at the. piano. Mrs.
WAS),
‘Mrs, -Laura ‘Bridgman ‘was ‘mis-
tress: of ‘ceremonies,:; and «music
‘was -provided by ‘Mrs. ‘-McLean-
Angus. -Those: in| charge. of - the
dressing room were Mrs. A. An-
derson,. Mrs, R. Fenner, aur. G.
Fowler,.: Mrs. Ww
‘Reed, ‘Mrs. ‘K, Sharples ; fig Mrs,
G6?) C..): Muirhead. +A ;marvelous
make-up’ job, was: done by..Mrs.
Gledys Callinenn,

draw: held: b: ca group of aya:6 le-
gar. merchants. The, winning .tic-
was’ given out by... “Bob's

appointment carries
$850 administrative al-
lowance abave the iaacternt tea-

cial highways

start work on the

‘Creel road: after ‘July 21.
he improved -1¢

ad “informed” him’ that |

ssaid®
long as there was space on ‘the
busses, teachers : should: be. per-.
mitted: ‘to -ride,' ‘although; ‘it raust

vide -transportation . for: teachers, ‘,
and. that’ ‘busses Toust « stick. to
(Continued om

“The body’ ‘of the deceased,
EP died » last: week. (at. Port

wife Helen; son Bi
ter ‘Barbara,’ as wel