CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BC.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956

THE,

COLUMBIA ACCORDIAN SCHOOL
HAS ALREADY STARTED IN CASTLEGAR
Anyore wishing to start, see: Mr. Loxzari at

851 ELM ST. on WEDNESDAYS at 3:30 P.M.

Hégalom High’ Mass. Enrollment Low, In
Sung For J. ‘McKinney Casilegar Sea Cadets

’ Mr. James McKinney ‘of: Bril-| The .Annual. meeting’ of the.
ant died suddenly at; the: Koo-| Castlegar Branch, of: the Navy
y Lake General Hospital on| League. of ‘Canada was held in
Faltay in. ts 68rd year. the Parish Hall task ‘week. A
fal land, | & o

Gatario; in 1893, Mr. McKinney Sea ‘Cadets ‘were ot Rendition
came to B.C, 28 years ago and|Dave Campbell, ‘President, -gave
has been employed for the past|a brief report. of the year’s
15 years with the West Kootenay | 2 activities, Lieutenant “G.  Archi-
Power and Light Co. at Brilliant, | bald, Commanding: Officer. of the
He was to have retired next Sea Cadets, reported -that the
year. 9. number of cadets at present’en-
Surviving ‘are his wife, Kath- rolled was. quite low. Ir. order

- vty Labor income‘of Canadions was.
Tax Rate ~~ $9,463,000,000' in’ the ‘first nine

* Conttoued Seda page 1

$9,000, ‘
Tt cwas "decided “that the tax
rate for municipal purpose for
1956 ‘shall remain at: the. same
rate of »18-milis and that..the
minimum tax.-for: any, parcel 9
Jand within the ame palit:
$5.00. This was the first vending
of the 1956 rates bylaw. and the
shalemanwee authorized to call a
meeting in: connection
with this whenever necessary——
or when the’ School Tax. mill

and 6.5 per cent more than ja
the same period of 1954.

OL , oeery. 1,000 pen caploye
Canadian
stoma: in 1954.

GREETING. {CARDS

Jeen Mary, a son Brian at re
monton, a daughter, Mrs. -R,. F.

(Beth) Guillaume of Trail, ‘and
7 grandchil *

10¢ ond Se:
CHOC, NOVELTIES °

received.
ts totalling - $585.26,, the ||
major‘.portion of ‘that’ being. the
cost’. of: the welder and pipe
machine. recently pur:

+. \jnonths”‘of 1955, a record bgih .

industry, 225

“+ VOL On Non

have attained the. ank of Queen ..
Scout ‘during the: past ‘year will
journey... to Victcria « where, : on

Gating.
chased, were passed. .

Under new business, the chair-
man’ suggested that with: lumber
= Pity the

sa a, era cee pe

on, Monday: at ant er

hire vin : Teall by. Father pe agt marine felt toate ae
rop! o! astlegar. - !

were: said Suey cia teters Seon of he Co for’ the de-

\Funer: ap) To

ment was in’ ‘© family. plot at iscussi held on ways! to

Mountain View| Cemetery.'
Pallbearers ‘were Bob’’Ken-

neds Murry’ Hilton, C. Ramsay,

jack, .-McDo Benny Benson
Hen Clarence Moos tort Funeral
by

April ‘Sth; Lt,, Governor.‘ Fran! He

Ross ; ‘will. present. the awards”

in an impressive ee net the,
Id in

During
eee “Art! Ande:
elected :
for: theo coming year. R, K. Cam
bell of. Trail, was’ elected: presi-
.| dent. ang’ H. Lamb ‘Secretary.
:

Carberry’s Funeral Home.

Many. Aitond Funeral |x
Gf Lato firs. Hansen -

Rev. L. Clinton Johnston of-
ficiated _ at the funeral zervice
held Friday, 3 earch 23rd; from 2 ee
the Uni for, the late] ¢
Selma Ofillia Hanson, beloved| “TMG Age of Termoi?
wife of John Hanson, .who. pass-

ea away at the age of 72 inthe Shown At PTA Monday

Tadanac Hospital,
19th. The regular meeting of the
A large congregation sang the|Castlegar and District PTA, held

two hymns, ‘Nearer. My ,God..to the last Monday. of every month,

Thee” and .“Rock : of Ages"y7or-| wus a continuation .of the dis-

ganist being Mrs. J. .E. ‘Wallace. cussion on Teenage Problems be.
Honorary ‘pallbearers © were:

Messrs: “B. Trussler, V. Lamp-

here, EB. A.~ Lampard; Wm.

Houston, Walter Dams, John. Mc-

Kinnon, and F. con-

| Pallbearers were: Messrs: John sisting of Mrs. Dave ‘Canipbell

‘Waldie, William .Waldie, Elmer| Mrs. H. Ford and Miss M. Bailey

Wallner, Fred. Nelson, J. Sher-| were asked to contact people

bike and P. Ostrum. i
Interment was-in the Kinnaird} *

Park Memorial. Cémetery with
the Castlegar. Fimerai Home in
charge .of arrangements. .

- On a per capita basis only?
the people. | of the United States
ot a Committee—Mr. R..Mad-| consume”. more. petroleum and

locks, Mr. B. Chersiogtor Mrs, | steel than . go Canadians.

‘VERTICAL: PLANKING is a E
e. govertior-g 0,0 ss } ise in 7
THE TREND ic TODAY erate’on ‘a‘’dogsled | as Rt Hons Vineen: Bay! “fished tl ‘the i the “Gold” Card” “campaign
sey) and ¢ his: daughter-in-law, © Mrs.” : Lionel gate . itn r: Cail: ‘of
vel’ style; for! Part of “the 1

-by:~-local ‘ applicants.” Si

candidates © will: be . considered
for..CBC. ‘radio ..engagements. or,
they maybe brought to Van-
“lero tor’ further: auditions for

auditions throughout the pro-
‘vince will “ be’ held in Kelowna | y;
‘Artists in’ the

Ranch Weil:
‘For Exterior er Interior Uses °

pee ace Te
EXCITING PiywooD FOR INTERIOR USE"

MADDOCKS. .
‘SHOE STORE

Exhibits’ were well under way.
The ~ Exhil ‘will take ‘place
June 8th and: 9th:

A film “The Age of ‘Termoi "
was shown with Anthony : Too-
good: operating the machine,
followed by an- open. discussion.
Some of the: decisions ‘reached
in? the © discussion ‘were:
¢ ‘teenager : problems:-and fric-

tion between teenager’ and 'par-
ents are a result. of: lack’ of

Parents.

years and subseqently tightening
of discipline in later years brings
resentment and sometimes open |’
revolt, It was’ felt.that if there
were more. ‘discipline. in- early
years, and children taught: to
t| accept, in) the
home ‘and ‘more ‘tamily rired|
gethers for recreation ‘ete.,-many.
i) of © these problems could ; be
- Vavoided.-

sage and ch
house “footings have. been’ nearly | Pai
the Moran: ‘asked |-har

_ | Sherbiko,", Day
t 3 Publicly, Herb:
Brown; :

the flattering “all-oceasion

patterns in
Continental Medium Tories.
“See them fod

Bi ip pay,
; the. Castlegar; Bell | é

swered.
38-street- lights, according Trip ‘td:'the Convention
sdrewn.on

chief, who concluded his|
‘| report”. with’ a: dist of varipus.

956 budget,
} in. _setting~the tax‘ rat
17% mills.’ Direct’ Taxal
provide. $19,947,
‘remainder to. ome from. govern:

OF THE.
VERY. LATEST!

SPRING COATS ©

ie _ Shorties & Longs

t, $ ending March Bist.
revenue. Bylaw Nt it swas -learned the Ci
“the budget: and

given its. first ‘reading, -

4
‘school “tox rates‘ py the’ Provin-| for training the crev nd:
. ae ae ‘ i i : funicipal ‘Taxes| the. .truck.: Commissioner:F.':,G.
, foo ae eS : : salts ‘ are i ‘Warner. ‘spoke | of, the :

. ’ : Wi poe ; PSE ae Mage PR ee ot fee ee Se sree a a a : } z tore the Civil jefénce
‘ ? —e 3 to be collected ete raniza’
Under . the new Set up: which |!

goes into ‘effect this year, School

* "Faxes ‘are collected by the Muni-

-cipalities and turned over to the

: district; -- Municipalities |-
eat bea the cost of collection,
ue or other-

“They ‘very’ latest for teen age , gi
—> sizes: 12-20 :-—« +

Figures 0}
in the village Twares Jand, $297,
0% proverients, “$1
‘otal taxable,

= ginny ¥: HOSE. ae “100%, | 2
ted‘during ‘the sprin,
Mr.

farner:: also  ientioned’ ‘the

CO-OP.

STORE

INE AT FOURTE |

culvert’ carrying. off the ‘run-off
down to, Milestone Road, ..as he

hag been re ered and damage} pi,

‘amounting : to’ $90.00 -had occur- }-
‘red from this: fire: at..the” home};

of 'Mrs..C. Lamb. ‘There had also

uum
rt ~ or; ‘Public. Works, “Mr.

“been sone false" “alarm cfurnied ¢ oe arnt ‘wished ’ to ‘make “a-vote !:

‘the: budget is is. the udge-
bythe Social fare De
partment ‘against pret age?
care of. a. destitute family. rs

~~~ (Continued- on~page-8)..> >

the. Social = fs
ents unable to: provide ‘a home Tice totem 4s

Logger: Ted: Shaw

Mr. Zinnio,Treasurer "for ‘their

a splendid work . over . the’.

past
years in the interest: of the pro- ,

Zao consummate : Iget

the sian ‘cedar

PB and
tdo he, eastern ity. | has united oi Victor in the'c cause.of