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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1960

- Anglican WAs Hear Report

word of God and teaching embrold-

Symphony Society
Here Next March

‘The Canada Council ‘grant to

2 $100 Donation
| Made to Arena

A donation. of $i00 hos been

_ Robson Astociation Sets. - Fruit, Vegetablo

At Halloween Parly

Children at Robson did not
have to threaten “trick or treat" at
Halloween, They received bogs of
candy merely by dressing up for a
fancy dress competition ‘sponsored
by the Recreation Society,

‘The contest was part of the

festivities held in the gnily-decom-|:

a recreation hall, Mrs, W. Hack-
man was general convener,
Special prizes went to the fol-
lowing children: Helen Nickerson,
Hillary : Leigh, Winifred Giroud,
Gregory Dams, Kurt Jenner, Terry
Zaitsoff, Pam - Nickerson, Chris
Leigh,
Ann Macalister; Joe Gorkoff,
Lorraine Gorkoff, Charles ‘Nicker-
son, Marion Zibin, ‘Chris. MacBain,
Keith Holuboff, Janet Zaitsoff and
. Margie and Marjorie Thors,
Adults, too, Joined in the fun.
Miss A. O'Brien and Mré, 0, R, Su-
therland won fancy. dress prizes,
Mrs, Doris Zaitsoff was awarded
:. the spot prize, and Mrs. Nellie Ver-
igin was appropriately rewarded for
musseine the number of peas in 5
jar.

One call brings you
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The hand of friendship !s now
officially extended ot Kinnaird.

ity, has now. prepared the letter.
Whe contents of it follow:

To New Residents of Kinnaird

to our village. I. am gure, you will
find your neighbours friendly and

Office (3941).
cover services, etc, and information

below —

Two Appointments.
. Made at Cominco

last week in the engineering divis-|
ion of the OM&S Co. A, CO. Ridgers
has become chief design engineer | y,
and ©, N. Sankey, assistant chief ¢
design engineer.

effective Nov. 1.

Queensferry, Scotland, has been with
Cominco since 1924, serving in var-
ious capacities within: the company’s

at an early age, He joined Cominco

in 1937 as a He has/or

*|tme Vancouver Symphony. Sooletyy|
amounting this year to $25,000, in-

Operation iw sir pimple, stor-| sures another provincial tour by the

Village clerk Allen Selble, who| age,
suggested, at a recent council meet-| financed by a,tax levy of 30c per| the Kootenays,’
ing that Kinnaird welcome its new] foot frontage on property and a
residents with o letter outlining the| usage charge of $5.60 per month
services available in the municipal-| for each domentic service. This $5.50| children’s concerts and eyening per-| the - District Commissioner.
formances in Grand Forks, ‘Trail,| °

Garbage 1s collected every Sat-
There are certain Bylaws that} urday but it is

and of .water is

4 subject to a discount of $1 if <
patd by the 26th of the month. A|Nelson, Creston. and Kimberley,
further discount of $8 is allowed if|There will be a’‘speeial morning| Andersen who was sick. Mrs, ‘Ted

|the total for the year-is prepaid in| children’s concert in Onatlegar, ‘Worley ‘read her treasurers’ report

‘This letter is to welcome you| January,

Sewer

- If you are a realdent of Wood-
anxlous to help you with any infor-/1end Park you are connected to a
mation you may require, Please do| sewer and a sewage

next March, this time in

March 22,"
‘The annual provincial tours by
the 68 plece Symphony and its con-
ductor, irwin Hoffman, have be-

not be hesitant ot agking anyone! rns service costs you 82.50 per
you meet for help and in parttciilar| month,
"\feel free to telephone the Village

‘Garbage

Plant.| came

events at~
tended by more: than" 50,000 adults,
and children’ since thelr inception
during Centennial Year,

Sprinkling

for you to
have your garbage cans: at the
extyacted Irom these is condensed| property line on’ that day.: Each
household’ fs allowed two garbage
cans,

"| weekly’ paper and a thorough rea-

LETTER TO EDITOR

‘Tour pre-planning seta the dates| Mrs. H. Johnson. ‘There were elght
from. March 20 through 24,. with| Present and Mrs. J, R. ©, MacHain,

Nov. 12: for

ee he monthly nieating of the
Robson Association to ‘Guides ond
Brownies was held at the home of

‘Mra,’ Johnson was in. the chatr
owing to.the absencd of Mra.’ Odd

which showed a, balance in the bank.
Mrs. J, badge

gave her report which showed ‘six
Inundress badges had been earned by
some of the Guides, Mrs, A. Wood-
tow of the Hobby Show committee
reported ‘that’ the: date’ ‘of the
hobby show had been changed ee
Nov. B td Nov. 12,
‘.The children who are placing
exhibits: sould. have them in the

Dear, Sir: 2
‘As a regular: mubsoriber to: your

Present water regulations allow|der as well,, there is a little com-

only one sprinkler to be used at ary] plaint I would ile to make,
one time. Sprinkling hours. are 6

¢ &m, --12 noon and 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. e
‘Pwo -oppointmenits were madel every day, P. Pam.!some of your headlines in the Oas-

Fire Siren

Several times in recent months}

.| Hlegar News start out with a wo-
mans last name only. In the Nov.

‘The fire siren is used as & cur-|3 edition of your paper, my lsat

at 8 p.m. every evening to warn|name was used at the
dren that they inust be off the/of a headline. ‘There was plenty of
. [Streets by 9.30. It also sounds at|space'to’ print my first initial or
The announcement was made by|7 p.m, Mondays for fire practice.
J. V. Rogers, manager‘of the en-| When the siren sounds at any other
gineering division and the Posts were|time with a rising and falling note| headline ‘and both his initials were
it signifies a “fire alarm’ and all| used,
‘Mr. Ridgers, who was born at|sprinklers must be turned off until
the “all clear” sounds.

‘The Village Office is open from| journalist etiquette, don’t you think,
a . ‘Tuesday through, Friday from 10 - 12

. Sankey was born at Dub-|/noon and 2- 5 p.m. On Saturdays
lin, Ireland and came to Cansda/9 - 12 noon, Mondays tt ts closed, | "AVS Never Seen this type of thing

For any further information call in

Fire Protection

erations at Calgary and Yellowknife,

* Allen Selbie,
‘Village Clerk.

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hall on Fri, Nov. 11
when the committee’ will be | there
to receive the exhibits and tag them

on Saturday’ morning, Adult exhib-
its for show. will be placed in the
hall on Saturday morning, \'*.
Mrs. J. Schuepfer, Mra, Reg Bro,
Mrs. Ted Worley and Mrs, B. John-
son with the assistance of some of
the Guides will be in charge of the
A lengthy

even “Mrs,” Just below that col-
umn a.man's name appeared in a

I don't know who is responsible
for this error, but whoever it. is
should perhaps brush up’ on his
T read a lot of newspapers and

5) Scent in the Castlegar News,
Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer,

- Oct. Building
~ Permits $75,250

and some Indies names were men-
tioned and Mrs, MacBain said she
would visit’ them and ask them
_ The travelling apron is still

‘be turned in at the next meeting.

Tories Ask For .
Export of Power

PRINCE GEORGE — The Na-
tional Energy Board has been asked
to review its policy of forbidding
export of power to the United Sta-
tes, =

‘The resolution was passed at the
annual. convention ‘of the Cariboo!

Nine building permits valued at
$75,250 were issued during October,
building inspector Norman McNabb
told Castlegar sonnei last meet-
ing.

inspéctions have been made of con-

vernment on the feasibility of con-

ci
‘The board was asked to make
recommendations to the federal go-

tinuing the policy "in the Ught of
Present day” developments and Eee

ready for the judges to judge them | '

if they would lke to become Jead- |’
ers. :

going around the District and will}.

Hobby - Show |

‘ara, MacBain reminded the mem-
bers that the! censors ‘are due’ and
must ‘be paid by Nov. 1. She. also
gave a few of the highlights of the
district meeting whi-

made to the’ Castlegar’ and District
Arena ‘by the United, Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners of Amer-
tea, Local. 2900, society .president
Johnny. Olorks said this week,

‘ch she attended in Vancouver. - Mrs.
Meabiain seid” that ib yas’ the, Get
eral feeling ' at’ that meeting. that

it. wouhl ‘be. better for tha LA aE
end. Guider to-e weekend train-
ing : camp rather ‘than’ to the an-

a pata, Guider’s training.

It was moved ‘that the tressur-
er send the cheque for'the LA: Mem-
‘bers Cerisors’ for.’ 1060, The next
meeting will be the annual meeting
and election“ of officers. and will be

nual. ‘meeting iwhere they only got}.

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Comores of Mote Het

struction in progress’ witha’ few
changes having to be made'accord-
ing to the National Building Code."
There were 10 parking tickets
given out in October for overpark-
ing in two-hour zones and for im-
Proper parking, said’ Mr, McNabb

sued so far’ this year.

Parents Attend
Cub Investiture

.. Many.of the parents. attended
the first. Robson Cub meeting when |’
new Cubs Eddie! Fornelli, Keith and
Kevin Phillips, Paul ‘Peters. and
Gerry. Schuepfer were -invested,
The Cubmaster gaye an inter-
esting talk on the responsibility of

Keith Lane then invested Gary
Hyson as Cubmaster and Norman
Skene as assistant Cubmaster.
Many games ‘were enjoyed by, the!”
Cubs and thelr’ parents: A. servicé| *
of investiture was held’ when the
Cubs: were. presented ‘with their
tenderpad. badges.

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- Drive a ‘Success

The recent fruit ‘ana vegetable
collection for the Castlegar hospital

“was a success, hospital ‘board me
it

board at, its last meeting.
‘However, sald’Mr. “Waldie,
s mew root cellar has been built

to ‘store the fruit and vegetables, |.
still room - for.-lots: more. |

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hold paper products in Canaad is now
taking place. as. Western Grocers sell
40 carloads of paper products from

Westminster ‘Paper in 806. ‘stores .
across Western ‘Canada. Here: E.'S; :

Cooper, president of Mvestert Grocers,

"| the dominion board held in Ottawa.

’'| member “came .from. the Eskimo}

~ | ta’ Kootenay members on the death

| bers, Mrs, Moore said, which she
(|felt wos an encouraging sign.

‘| Mrs. Moore . continued, it !s hoped

“pres 309,000'« cheque to West- .
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strong.’ Western - Grocers, largest
wholesale food company in the British:
Commonwealth, | will sell the order

through such stores fn the Castlegar

District as Shop. Easy and Red &
White. <

| great’ need for, classrooms.

_| placed. stress, on further education

details of the work of Women’s Au-
xiliarles of Canada, when Mrs, G.

" Members ‘of; Bt.’ Alban’s:and Bt.) items.
,) John's Auxiliaries heard interesting

‘Bhe told members of the varied
work of missionaries in all corners
of the world. These included nur-

8. Mopre, diocesan president, gave) sing in the north, teaching the

to native women in Pakistan.
&. Mrs, A. T. Horswill thanked the
speaker for her interesting and ia-
formative address.

‘an account of the 65th meeting of

Mrs. Moore noted that repre~
sentatives from all provinces were
present and for the’ first time’ a

community,
: Sympathy. had been

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of Bishop Phillip Beattie.
The WA now has 59,000: mem-
In''the not-too-distant future,

that the Anglican College for Wom-
en would be enlarged,.as there is o

She noted that a speaker had

and. the new work in the church,
that was open to the WA.

Tt was also pointed out that a
large portion of WA funds were
spent in the home | parish on various

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street “Ughts compound thas been turned down by|as the comic.
““we should] the senior governments as 8 Winter

have ordered them from’ Japan,” works. project.

Iaughed Comm. Walter Thorp.
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with the river.

‘The inhalator. will be, turned

Kinnaird Brownle Pack recently ga-
‘thered for thelr meeting in gay
costumes. Brown Owl, Mrs. 3.R.
Kennedy ‘was’ assisted by Tawny
Owl, Mrs. J. Regan,

‘After their opening ceremonies

‘The ‘girls them enjoyed thelr
Halloween refreshments served on a
table gaily decorated © with tromene

- |" yitage stenographer Jean Stain.) and a pumpkin,

ton- started taking courses this year
in:muntcipal work, village clerk Joe ‘Misa Lil. McKenzie and alse ies
Logelin told ‘council, “She's. willing Kennedy who ee ser sas oo
to better -her, classification,” he no-{ tume Judges, Brownle Taps

“Guests. at this: meeting. were

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Lord's . Prayer ‘closed’ the ‘meeting. |.

| GRRE i Ta

over to the hospifal. The village of-

“| tice or the hospital’ administrator

Nillage chairman N, T. Oglow will adyise District doctors and the

said the .branch probably thinks

Castlegar. ‘4g using Ranny-type wells|-

Celgar has, but ‘that. the),

Costieeat: ‘Ambulance of. this fact.

.}"There: are- 901). voters.on the

*.| Holders, are no: longer: eligible to

“Fire chairman George Carr said
he has been advised by, fire’ chief
Ed. Lewis: that , propane: in
BC. can park, within, municipalities
Gnily. in parking spaces approved’ by!
the fire marshall’and must not, be
‘unattended while, parked,

tions or. individuals wie

‘the. village’ must: get council's: ap:

proval and buy a $10 permit, vil-

fige clerk ‘Joe, Logelii ‘ commented
discussion

‘Request for a home nursing pla

Castlegar has been ‘approved,

medical : Bealth’ ‘officer Dr. J...

‘Lindsay ‘a vised council ‘by. letter.
eae

A cheque for $2,688 “has, been

received ‘ from the federal govern-

ment as a grant ‘in lev‘of taxes on by

the Post offen: and ROME buildings.
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the fencing ofthe NO,’ a well)

roperty holders...| -;/

close contact with “the boys for the
last. year: and Inst: week described
themselves as “proud” of the boys.
. The. Group said the boys have
worked .well:and willingly:on; bottle
drives.and on‘s, Halloween col igetion
for UNICEF... .."
Future plang-of tae Group com-
mittee Includle:the formation of a
Rover crew, Parents and intereste
boys are being invited to the Grou]
committecs’ annual ‘meeting :in the
Robson ‘Hall next-Wednesday.
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