’ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 22, 1962

” SHHS Honor Roll

ANAS LA

: the moment
his feet find the
floor.

\ As soon az baby tries to
atand alone-make sure his

e tongue opens right toth
toe, for ease in
putting on’ taking o!

esmooth, soft inside
won't chafe tender feet

-@ Flexible, aueded leather
soles wil t. non-slip
wi heel. ey
We have a full stock of
Savage, Pussy foots, Our stafi
wil time .to fit: your :
Baby 'c care Full correctly

| presented it was passed but was

t | Bewer
bylaw, whereby the village would

Stanley Humphries Secondary
School yesterday announced the
hames of its students who, “through
sustained effort and interest in
their studies,” have qualified for a
coveted place on the Honor. Roll,

Report cards just Issued by the

jeved an excellent standing In all
academic subjects,

A 40 standing represents 5 “B"
average, 5.0 an "A" average.

University Program Honor Roll

Grade 13 - Walter Kuit 4.2,

Grade 12 - Wood 4.7,
Bob Schulte 4.4, Nadeen Perehud-
off 4.3 and Andy Shutek 44,

Grade 11 = Winhetta Black £5,
Joan Bernick 43, Ross Little 4.1
and Mark Batchelor 4.0.

Grade 10°- Gayle Davis 46,
Elaine Hirtle 43, Alex Perehudoff
43 and Barry McGillivray 4.0,

Special Mention - Don Martin
Grade 10, Pearl Koochin Grade 10,
Marilyn Brown Grade ‘10, Margle
Nazaroff Grade 10 and Judy Schel.
lenberg Grade 11,

General Program Honor Roll

Grade 12 - Vivian Stoochnoff
46,

Grade 11 - Lillian Skiboft 43,

Junlor Honor Roil
Grade 8 - Marjorie King 5.0,

J Fredric Koch 4.8, Bil Gorkoff 46,

Margaret Watson 44, Andy Konkin
42, Frank Lanzarotta 42, Richard
Waldle 42, Linda Ackermon 4.0 and
Henry John 4.0,

Special Hiention:
‘Vaessen.

Grade 8 - Lawrence Chutskoff
6.0, Elaine Rempel 5.0, Irene Dev-
erney 49, Ken Pickering 48, Dl-
ane Soberlak 4.6, Rod Killough 4.6,

Jacqueline

Special Mention: Gordon Gor-
miey, Hilees Postnikoff and Edna
Popoft. i

Engagement
Announced

school indicate that they. have ach- | @

‘The engagement was announ-
ced this week of Miss Barbara M.
Nisley. of Spokane to Patrick A.
Lambert of Vancouver,

Miss Nisley is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence A, Nisley of
Spokane and Mr. Lambert {s the
eon of “Mr, and Mrs, Arthur A.
Lambert of Kinnaird.

My. Lambert is employed as an
underwriter with the Yorkshire In-
surance Company at Vancouver
while his fiance is a secretary for
Continental Insurance Oo,, Spo-
kane, She is also a music teacher
et the Valley Conservatory of Mu-
sic, Spokane, and is secretary of
the Spokane Accordian ‘Teachers’
Association,

Mr. Lambert attended Notre
Dame University College, Nelson,
and Gonzage University, Spokane.

Kinnaird Mey Vote Again
‘On Park Sewerage Plant

take over the Woodland Park sew-
erage system from Celgar, will pro-
ably be re-submitted to the rate-
payers,

The . first’ time the bylaw .was
thrown out on a technicality. The

second time it was presented, last
‘December, it was defeated,

eee nrg

Your water heater ‘or range
boiler.

Your auto!

matic washer. I
Your hot water pipes and
‘Your washable clothing and March 1

» Your har and sicin.
and

a2

BESEE YE SAT., MAR, teed
Patrick's Bence at

Hall, Sponsor:
Rotary on of Castlegar.
Proceeds for new Health Cen-

it to forget tue | pes Pat-
Po (01
Hae y Bazaar, Mar ch 27th

since the voters turned the bylaw
down it is “almost imposstble for
the government to consider enabling
legislation which would have the
effect of orericing the will of the

‘Th ‘two routes now open to
Jast| council, wrote Mr. Brown, are “ei-
ther to leave it to the company to
operate thelr own sewer system ‘or
for council to go back to the elec-
=| bale again and try to obtain their
consent

‘As for the village's sewer ren-
tal bylaw, wrote Mr. Brown, “there
is no doubt’ that the department
was in error in advancing this by-
law. alhough it probably makes no
great difference in that it is non-
effective since you have no sewer-
age “system. for which to make

charges,”
enting that “while I have

OUR FOOD DEPT.

PORK CHOPS,

~« 9c
ONE CENT hee BOLOGNA, in a piece,

; : y Ibs ...2005 296 é

SHOE SALE me (iA | minced BEEF, .
: rs TiSay eane i8c {
BEEF. POT: ROASTS,:
blade’ or round bone

+ Eity wees 496 |
BUTTER, Ist grade,
Thy S22... 686
EGGS, grade'A, med., _

2 doz, .... 78c.
BANANAS, :

2 ihs., .
ORANGES, —

Sth. bes, .. 7Se
POYATOES,

sack, ... $2.98
Nebob COFFEE,

Get 1 pr. at Regular
Price and second pair
for 1 CENT
SHOES to fit everwose
children’s, teenager’s
ladie’s and men’s

Sale Starts February 23rd

{ rack of shoes at $1.95 pr.
f. rack of shoes at $2.95 ug
Rubber Overshoes af $3.95 pr.
Lage’s Snow Boots at $4.99 pr

Stock up’ during our _ .

RED & .WHITE SALE,

effective until Feb. 24..’

See. the flyer in your. -
mail .

[TL oA o ue eS

Girls Dresses

Dan River wrinkle-shed Gingham with lace trim
- Stripes, polished cottons and self belts

so UE

Infant Dresses
in nylon and Terrylene.
Priced at .... .. $1.95 to $3.95
CRINOLINES - nylon, taffeta, lace
$1.98 . $2.98 $3.98

Comme

not discussed the matter-with my
@W.-D. Black), Mar, Brown
says he is confident Mr, Black will
“give his approval to, your resub-
mission of the authorizing “bylaw
because it appears fairly evident.
that there has been some’ misunder-
standing on the part of the electors
as to the facts of the matter.”

Girls Blouses i
LADIES

$1.00

Cotton Blouses oe

$1.15

Year's Postponement of Kinnaird’s Water Supply Improvements Suggested

All work to improve the quulity
of Kinnaird’s water supply ahould| tha:
be postponed for at least one year,
Assoclated’ Engincers’‘have’ advised
the village's council,

Ina letter.cead Inst. Monday
at Kinnaird's ‘council meeting, As-
sociated Engineers wrote that “The
information’ on the Columbia riyer

parses at this time does not show
t’ expenditures ‘on water supply
inpeovenente are required, As the

during ¢he coming yerr are required
before firm » Son elasons ean be
made,”

data is limited, further test’ results! year.

duoted':on the river system, anda
with the addition of algne counts
atthe Kinnaird intake during the

should bo’ detend for one year,
‘Tha measure, continues the letter,
‘will requtre | al great-deal of \co-

will be
avaliable to fully assess whether im.
provements are required,” '

othe letter: also suggeste that the

“the letter,
“with. the present’ tests Sing con-

pumping ca-
pacity. in ae present supply works

from;.the: users during

to a well supply becomes Deveetaey
or desirable.”

If. tests during 1062 ‘confirm
pon Cortes, river water ae

strainer may be considered to in-
crease the efficiency of chlorination
dreatment,” (Another letter from
the firm, read Jater, questioned the

sprinkling periods.” The
provision of additional. pumping ca-
pacity. “would be, uneconomic {fa
complete or : partial. ‘change-over

is of
ruttable ‘quailty for domestic wniee
supply’ the provision of the direct
ine to the storage reservoir and
the | installation | of the, pressure

of pressure atrainers,)
TM the event: tests in the com-
ing. year. show that a well water

Bud Henning Ltd; to drill a guaran.
teed well should be considered pro.
vided that he 1s prepared to enter
into a suitable agreement. The pro.
posal of this Grilling company (car-
ried in detail in ‘a recent issue of
the Castlegar News). as submitted
would not be acceptable,”

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; CASTLEGAR; BRITISH COLUMBIA, TH THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1962

po Village's 1961 oO

Kinnaird ended 1961 with a de.

Sicttof $7,700 in the general fund

and $7,001.46. in the water” supply

system ‘the financial statement atu-

died Shed by counol Monday, night dis-

cgeaieny since ‘the . village had

® surplus in past years, the deficit
dropped”

and Moroso, have been valued bod
i deagatiace

| ing’e garege.””

fund, noted the’ auditing firm, bs
“$6000 more than the planned de-
ficit- as ;shown’ “in ‘the: amended
audget dated Oct. 18, 4961. The ex-
planation, as given, ig that this ad-
ditional defielt was caused by $1,000
for. evtra ‘snow ‘plowing ‘and: $5,000

blacktop, streets and build~

than first thought necessary. Pay-
ment of the accounts for these’ ex-
tra expenditures pas ben epcor
by’ council,”

{ Wotal ges
village “was . $198,301.20 while’ total
expenditures were ’ $146,003.58.’ Total
revenue in-the water ‘supply ‘system,

deficit ot

in the amended bud-

approximately $2,000. ts $4,560 more |”:
get. This: ‘derictt, notes: zthe audit

Hospital. Board. -Chairsaan,
.Gordon: Reith. Passes, On.

An active community ‘worker,
mn Reith of

evening before his death,'|’

‘Monday morning frdm ‘St. Alban's
Angiican Church. A Mesonic me-)
morial service was held, before the!

funeral and a graveside service was |’

conducted ‘by the Castlegar branch
‘of the Canadian Legion,’ of which

meeting Monday night in memory
of Mr, Reith as he had been a
one-time’ commision, “in the vil-
lage. © m

Born in Vancouver on April

discharge. from the army in 1945
he ‘settled in Traul,

Ln] fo! Thy. Dear“Namé Me:Hialso: The
tast’ ‘post esi

“Saviour Again

Memorial Cemetery. -

Local Toasimasters .

ges

Tho ho
budget has been approved in prin-|
ciple. by. the, board. of. management
but final approval. must’ await ‘the

~ outcome of negotiations with nurses

salaries, the gross .operating -budget |
is estimated at $217,957,

How goné to: a: conciliation ‘board,

Students Donate ©
$36 to Red Gross

‘The grade. ‘six class of Robson

« revenue in? * the | fi

ps trout
in’ the’ vicinity: of Renata’ by ‘Martin Klemencic of Castle-

; G | as examples, have je sewerage aystems,

} | per’ capita, ‘with Wartiela and Kin-

Thy

Interesting on what ‘it
costs per person (not (per ratepayer)
unicipalit

foe and ianated have been sales
Alage

L

“Water $ Make
The Difference

must be paid on & bylaw each year,
You ‘double the amount cf the br~

ties |Iaw and divide that figure by the

Tated by
Aage eplveat

being“ provided. for “the..tax doar,
mentioning that Fruitvale end Trait

The figures show that the Vil-
lage: of Castlegar recélves an’ aver-

age of $27 par. year ‘from: :each re- | -
@ | sident of the village,

re-
celves $63, Trail $71 and Warfield
$25, "Figures for’ other. muniotpal-
dies included: in the “study will he’
found ‘elsewhere on this: page,;< -
Castlegar. recelves the: least of

‘Brant. Rosslazid receives the most,

S. caught ae

Wchool recently held. a Red Cross
sale during aie: noon hour, Glen
ag in-charge jof the

Host: Speech Contest

The © Castlegar’ “Toastmasters |
Club is to be the host. March 16 for
the area speech contest for the
bepiceet Trail and Nelson clubs. |

Local contestants in the contest
will ‘be club president Allen Selbie

sale. They had fish “pond, sale ta-
bles, dart games and door prizes,
‘Winners.of .the’ door’ prizes
cwere: first. prize, D,:Pongrazc;” se-
cond and third, Mrs, Babich; ie
th, Jamie Sanford. ~
‘The sum of $36 was token in
and tumed over to the Red Cross,

“Hich Anon Dam » Worker
Killed: in Auto Accident. :

One -man died of injuries and Jon’ Sruesday moming Robert. William
two other men were “hurt in an|Cowile, 30, was’ still in “hospital in
accident near the CPR crossing at/good condition, Both men: are also

‘{son more a year to Hve in Roseland

but’ Castlegdr gets’ an average: rev—
enue direct from local sesidente of

grants, ‘revenue frour other’ pources) | ¢

that water costs make the differ-
ence between: Castlegar’ and Kin-
raird. He ‘sald the yearly expendi-
ture in’ Kinnaird on the water ay-
ae of capi-

i Mr, Sylvest ‘sald it. is his! beuiét é

and operation of the’ system, is
br the neighborhood | of $60,000"
while Caatlegar’s is “about: $30,000."
He said it coste_an average 'per-

than ‘it. does in Castlegar, but to
make a'valid comparison’ one. must

having a debt," he said, “but you
have to know what’ you're’ getting
for ite

also Somnpere. services rendered for |,

Four dortete eetule,
rour electric
lectric.
in the Marlane Hotel,

=
=
S
4
=
=I oh
bills,
replacement
fs PLUMBING &

At the time of his death he waa Blueberry Creek on Sunday evening, |employed with Boyle Brothers.
research Renneth Vaughn, 34, of Van- Ber. Vaughn wes employed “as
couver,: employed -here‘with Boyle |a‘- diamond ' ariller. His: wife and
Brothers Co., died sof. in- | four ohudren survive him in- Bur-
Juries sustained when 'the 1053 Au- |naby. : Ke ¢
stin he was riding in with two other The cae? which isa total ‘wreck,
men’ went over an ‘embankment | rolled’ several times. Vaughn was on
about ‘500 ‘yards north ‘of Blueberry | the CAR: tracks\when police arrived
Creek at ‘about 550 p.m. Sunday, .| while the other’
Charles: John’ Peterson, 25, has /aged \to crawl f:
been released from. hospital ‘while |of the car,

jand member Paul Moroso. The Nei_
son and ‘Trail clitbs also have two
each - in the contest ‘and

Mr. Brown's letter will be left cual en Eg
on ile pending word from calear Window — Agents for:C.P..
on a meeting held between vil- i
lage and the.company on, the mat- |= estes di : : eer TiS : ENT z i - a the winnen will represent this area
ter. “In. either onbes:fs suagested = S ER eA Tens x E in the pecriccial finals at Prince
mm, G. 8. a ve eke. ci hie 6 i taal her eae < 4 richie’ ‘ George.
tae bad ee = eo be ss ee | a ‘WF : : aa oF ‘A Russian’ dinner with all: the|
= Ry : % ‘is: being planned for the
” ‘ 2 contest banquet, says' Lorne Zinio,
as : : ie home and a alster, Miss.M, D. H.
: # Relth of ‘Kinnaind,
Ya Olficiating . clergyman at the

who will chair the contest,

at :
ae { funeral, was Rev. ©. Day, assisted
y by -Archdeacon 3. A. : Resker,, Or-

. Castlegar ‘Accepts
$1,700 Offer For

On the following day at neon
they also ‘sponsored .a-sale for the
grades one. and - two pupils. Door
prizes were won by. Lorne Coleman
and Loulse Zurek, The sum of $3
was taken In.’

The grade Bix ‘pupils also pub-
lished a paper which they, sold. for
5 cente a copy. and. the proceeds
‘Lwere for the Red Cross,

Gu. he. z

vee Vur Travel The “total sevonue" 'fsures in

the “accompanying : see-at-a-glance
‘box ‘is the ‘totel revenue which a
murlcipelity , must’ have from all
sources; to meet its. budget. The
amount of monies’ owing ca: bylaws | ®>
that must be met in any one year].
is also included ‘in the total revenue
that must be raised. Asa. rough
tule of thumb, to:.calculate what

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-Revenue
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Locally

Indirect.
Revenue.
-Grants,: etc.

‘1962
Population

Prov.
Grants

. Total
Revenue

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Super Kem Tone — ‘the latex, paint for walls and ceiling : $21,500

($8.10 Person)

$37,500
($16 Person)

Castlegar 2,587 $133,000. $5,000 | $69,000 27
Dries in minutes, easy to apply., ; f i

$16,200
($16 Person) |”

$9,480

$52,190.
eet ($930 Person)

$26,510 |

tiegar has
cepted an_ offer. of $1, T2110, inciu-

Kem Gis the exact faatenine enamel} for kitchany
"bathroom and woodwork. Flow on like baked seni

"$166,000

$21,500.
($10.30 Person)

‘$33,500

epee - $111,000.

STA TO RETIRE?

I can help you make plans now:
that will provide the money for
you to retire comfortably...

C. Arthur Anderson
MJ The Mutual Life

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$65,600 - |
(1530 Person)

$56,400

*
The (avery Bay" Way to ($13.10 Person)

Rest TIRED Nerves
CASTLEGAR
DRUG

R.E. . Goulet G

Corner of “Columbia and Pine
Phone 365-3911

$1,500. $146,500

, $107,000
(69.50 Person)

$1,054,000 lee “1 $14,000 $796,000 -

ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
Leen. The company with the outstanding dividend record

$35,300:
($16 Person)

$24,290

“$137,000
’ (911 Person)

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$77,410

Warfield

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take ‘the precaution of oiseont 4
the electricity, i