‘Kinnalrd Guides
And Brownles

Hold a Banquet.
<The 2nd annual mother and
er. banquet for 8rd Kin-
.Brownle Pack and 2nd}

, Guide Company ‘was
ly. A in St, Davi i's An-
pHa

{introdue-
le. was eo

Sill LATHE AA
VOLKSWAGEN
SALES. & SERVICE.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 4, 1965

“Castle Bar Beackners Ask
_ For Repeal of Special Bylaw

frontage ‘tax on: it. have to pay for over the next
RAE ieepyecond bee
in feet Oo! req Mr, Oglow answered’ that
the developers.install it and are the basis on ‘which’ any. new
repaid by. the village: for the] subdivision should enter: the vil-
expenditure as homes are built| tage is something to be decided
on‘ the’ lots up ‘to a: period of] by council at: the e that a
five’ years. yote.is held on the matter; of
‘Oglow d that] b !
this system was the one that At ‘the suggestion . of. vil-
was first employed by Kinnaird | lage chairman ’W. H. Reed fur-
and. was the! copied by Castle- ther discussion onthe matter
Was held ‘over tova mittee

meeting.

“tasredGa COURSE

_ so eto

ee at Riondel

‘The: Riondel  Cominunity Robin, David and Lon Heagy,
Church: was the’ setting for ,a| Mr. and: Mrs, ; Harry : Bate, Mr.
beautiful: wedding ceremony: on | and i Mrs, “Floyd « Potaraon and
Feb, 20 when Frances Joyce Lin-| Mickey’ Guido: Tot Kinnaird; - Mr.
ville, daughter. ‘of Mr, ’and Mrs, | and rMs,' W. H.' Reed ' and: Bar-
Richard E, Linville of Riondel, bara, ne Barry Hill and Darryl
became. the, bride of Murray Rus. | Hill of Castlegar}: Mr.-and’ Mra.
sell Heagy, son of Mr.‘ and Mrs. Pu Belbeck’ and Judy, and Gary me, but, once again a
Roymond 8.’ Heagy of Kinnaird, ro ‘of. Robson}, ‘Mrs. R. *Bovair is : full month. lier; ope
dr el ohn ae oe Steatioy ted SS ee oan tite |___ MSR! LTD. -.. Howeve Esa It auld
‘ew's: hurch,. 0; a8 we have a.v re:
performed ‘the rites'in'a setting J. Titsworth’ and - Mr, and Mrs, yéar ahead and~ “One rte ‘our.
of ‘pink, rose and white carna:| 57° membership § will be kept inform;
tlons. Organist was Mrs: George be ed on: aa
z n ther 0)
oe this co ae or a lit-

ear
tle from each.. *

As you know your executive
wae, Elven the go-ahead || by the
ip. to sinstall.a

- ‘Sea of Mud?

In-the ‘Gpinion of many re-
sidents, Castlegar ‘is in’ a’sea
of mud,” village chairman Ww.
H.:Reed ‘told his ‘council ‘Mon-
day: night.’ B

He! said ‘he has had ‘many
telephone calls ‘on ‘the ‘matter
and’ most people feel they have
never’ seen the. winter road ‘sit-
uation “as bad as it is now.

Mr. Reed. requested works
commissioner Leo Bosse to look
into‘thé' matter ‘and’ see what
you can’do-about it” bec od

look ‘so ‘surpris

this year we're paints out one

iu mp ana ee tho solphers. it
my.v} eacl

‘plan on stalling 6 a ieRe a

ter and each year nds 1 up th

“game Fay It wasn't a ghést vai

10 ci
the assurance arty, am) aa bored
from ‘below, however re a a
stroke of; luck: we: were not re-
quired ‘to ‘take: that gamble,
A survey was being made
inthe ‘area to determine a wa-
i we ply. for the newly-form:
‘ater Improvement District
at Optischionis and in the course
of, investigation one of the sites |.
chosén'‘to drill was directly be-
hind the, golf course property:
“Water was ‘ discovered \at
this. site, and. was. in ample
énough. quantity. to : influence
your executive to authorize the
drilling of a well to supply th
golt course, ibe
We? did: hat

Repeal of bylaw 253 where-
by the developers of the Castle
Bar subdivision must install the
water lines in the yet undevelop-
ed section of the subdivision and
the “village ‘collects “no : water
frontage tax on them was asked
for at connells meeting on Mon-
day ni

fie

Karen do Road me
te Queen .was
and’the toast. to the: fudge :
_ | SuganAllingham. Eileen: Marce
-| lus ‘presented the. toast. to the
Gutders which was replied to by;
Mrs.. J. Gormley.:;Toast. to: the
mothers was by Judy Allin; a
with the reply. by, Mrs,-D.
Area commissioner.
Rizzuto gave a talk on thi
ges to be made for Guic 1
Brownies. in the next year. ~
‘Mr

7 Gente a
BANQUET ROOM

persons —

y: her

sates ‘tite ‘Bade was jovaly io
i ‘at winter: white two-piece” sul

f gia Joes ‘of wool, enhanced: "By ‘a (pink

‘or... i attra by the and white carnation corsage. Age

an

ee
I uld be

FOR | bmi mene =| DON Brothers Reports . . . |e oe eae a
AIRLINE

tlegar ratepayers to have: most ane tat

particularly on controvers! u is- The bridesmaid, Miss Mar-
RESERVATIONS
MEXICO'- HAWANAN

3 lyn Tod of “VYahtoitver, ‘was’ at-
AND” EUROPEAN POURS
possibly force the

tired in a cream wool dress
with a yellow ‘carnation corsage
‘ARRANGED village ' to
loat a bylaw to put in lines that
@ a people as a whole. would

and olive green accessories.
The best man: was Mr.
lan Bouthillier'of Trail and the
CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN HOTEL Four Parents H
CHAIN Groups ‘Aliend .
District Mest

ip
line, pate it, and then collects

TM
system on the course and uni a gamble’ after all as the: firs
eee isle n. our under wells ik, though ‘only a short
oh by: this wa digtddcb from the priginal well,
ties rani into. entirely cl ‘erent soll
ihe ie first } data in ate lormation and silting resulte
igated was to, pump ty Invest: forcing the abandonment of this
forebay* of the Brilliant dam. | attempt:+
This had to be abandoned due | .#i.: The. second attempt also ran
to a legality. into, trouble as.,a freak rock
“, Next site looked into:was| formation, a bubble, had pushed
from below the Brilliant bridge, | up mear .the. surface and the’
followed by a survey of the Mc-| drill came down right on top of
Phee creek area. McPhee creek
Fortunately the, cost of both

was ruled out: due to the-diffi-
sul of the terrains over which

as. the, casing sunk as recover-
ed. and, used, on. the, third at-

the pipe would have‘ to.pass,

which Tett’ the. Brillant. °btdge

site the:most logical source; | tempt: and. on: this attempt,
would “like to-say - we: struck

oil, but as a second best we did

id “been discussed

but it was felt that the gamble
strike a considerable amount of
water with. favorable soil condi;

LO SUN BAIL

PECIALS

all types and sizes

Sareued tna ny Owl
Mrs. W, gweeney(g
very interestin ang. alls

OLD. This vatctue’ ‘of Sir Winston’
i Pol ceen of ‘tl

‘the second Quebec Conference in’

Each piece of legislation on
the other hand, requires three
readings. The first when the le-
gislation is ‘introduced into the
House, On the second reading
of the bill all members may
speak only once’ and then only
déaling with‘ the principle of the
bill ‘On':the ‘third reading. the
pill is ‘turned over to'the Com-
air-own Tit mittee of the Whole House, and | F

cuss’ the section by
Ho me: "ie fumed section and a member may speak
mates we will get’ down to par- par Lee section as often as he
isles. ::
legis-
ticulars, and as well, new I egle- A number of bills introdue-

omm, Lorne Zinio. ques-
tioned any change | saying that if
any new subdivision. were incor-
orated into the village it could

scene A COMPLETE ALTERATION |
ai SERVICE

* PLUMBING * HEATING. * ELECTRICAL
* CARPENTRY * SHEET METAL

naird
Amos of the 2nd. Rinnaird Gui-
les,

15 Per Cent OFF

DsGrel

S| LEITNER’S

‘The bride's table, decorated with

pink spers in ‘allver candle-

ticks, held’ the three-tier wed-
‘owning - the. to,

The mothers: and. guests
were_.entertained- first_.by—the
Brownies who. did a fldt 2 gall led
The Magic” Necklace, -ndrrated.
by. Vickie Jae They end led
with singing: A Simple. ple_-Prayer

written
c. Guides.

Leave thie worry to us — We guarantee our work

ding». cake.
tier .was;a cut’ ned
which ° énce’ ae

Jation. is being: introduced Phone 365-5006 bétween 9 am. and 2 pm.
46

Lusher was Mr. James MacBeth
a e
WEST’S

dr. of Kinnaird.
“fhe ‘ebsption was held ct
DEPT. STORE
Phone 865-7542

the home of pride’s parents.
UH
ll

Best: Buy:
: McCULLOGH

od oF tes
or pruning trees. "ie evil be
ice

too, when
you seeit.

Regular $149.00
FOR A LIMITED TIME

$139.95

WALDIE

Guides’ and
at the: home of Mrs: H. Johnson.

Robson,
Park and Castlegar.
“Those present were remind-

end of April and beginning

eath containing a dozen pack-
ages of cookies have’ ‘been order-
ed ‘for the’

‘The annual meeting is to be
held in New Westminster . in
April. Mrs, Johnson will attend
and Mrs. 'J;:H. Roberts will: at-
tend as a delegate of the LA.
The Coll’s Cup competition | c!
and the Cominco Shield are to
be held in Trail Junior Second-
ary School gymnasium in March
and May. ,

gular monthly meet-
ing oft the sDisret Association to
rownles was ‘held

‘Members ‘present were. re-
presenting the Parent Groups of
Kinnaird, Woodland
ed of Cookie Week, which is the
May. One hundred.fifty nner

de
ing with Government policy.
When we consider a. Minis-
ter’s estimates at ‘member may
question the Minister ‘on ‘every.
phase of his portfolio. Usually
these question are very search-
g and the parry and thrust
lebate is seen at*its” bests

“Square are Dance
Class Graduates «
Last Weekend

> Some 90 persons ‘were pre-

ed before’ the Legislature ‘are
considered ‘housekeeping’ ‘bills.
In other, ; words, they .cure ob-
vious technical i defects in, sta-
tutes. 7*" ‘Cas
“Several major’ bills have
been introduced‘and have ‘pro-
ceeded to second reading, one| 8°
being the Revenue Act deal-
ing with the power of the Pro-| thi
winces ito iinvest a hares |: in

“ORE COAT.» SELF PRIMING

en passed it:to their
; eare ne daughter’s wedding
ville wore a “metallic

sent Friday when the

class of Jim’ McLuckie’s begin-
ners played host to the McMix-
ers, Robson Hi Neighbors and
Country: Cousi:

ale oe oO asion there were

«because your Doctor and Pharmacist
‘ave colleagues i guarding your family's
good health. k togelher to
alleviate pain ng sulfering.

Your prescriplion often feprasenls the
results of years of work, research, train-

sider it. a privilege to serve on your
health team In our community.

CARL'S DRUGS |
PITTS

iers, these be-

four Ren gn Cour, George Woods

and : Harold
Two’ novice’ callers, Harry
lough.and Frank Frost, also

* | monstrated their “skills.

3 MRS. iM. ROHN”

less

the home of Mr. and
thur’ Koch...

and Vivian Gates. |-
Kil

The Renata Women’s
Institute celebrated their 17th
anniversary and Adelaide Hood-
month,- by entertaining | the House will
members and their families at| sider estimates of‘ further. de-
‘partments of Ministers, and new

‘ion Will likely be: ‘intro-

and uteral ne Act up to date.
“The Premier -made special
announcements during: the-week

which met :with wide acclaim.

6. first .giving pensioners an
tisaee. and the,second the in-

creased gratis to municipalities.

Mrs. ©
‘black et dress with a rosy.
pink carnation corsage set off by
pink hat and gloves. The groom's
mother chose a‘sea-green.-suit
witha yellow and bronze carna-
tion..corsage « accented
brownhat; and gloves.
For their wedding trip the
‘couple ‘plan to“ travel: to’ points
south. Upon ‘their ‘return they
yu reside in ‘Cranbrook where
ie
B.C; Forest. Service.
Mrs. R. Jardine, maternal

a andi Mrs. C.: Heaby ‘of - Slo-

diately.

An inquest has now been
called for'‘March ‘7th. I had the
ity to visit some of the
in the hospitai at Ket-
laska, and:they seem-

ed to be in good spirits.

During “the coming week
to con-

in City, s]
of the groom, were aHonent. i
”\ Out-of-town . guests “ticlud-
ed. Mr: and Mrs. Rayinond Hea-
ey and danice, Dennis, Terry,

” Grannie Swaddle:
Entert ed On
‘Her 93rd Birthday

Mrs, I, McNeil entertained
| last ‘Thursday, afternoon and ev-
ening in honor’ of’ her. mother,
Mrs. I. (Grannie) Swaddle,..who
celebrated her 93rd birthday on
Saturday.

The .guest of honor was
presented with many lovely gifts
including potted mums and flo-
wers and the good wishes of all.
‘The ‘tables were decorated with
the plants and flowers-received.

slides of ‘travels and: local sce-
nes,

ing was
spent by showing ‘movies and

duced’ including ‘the proposed

i were
served and the highlight was the

cake.: This was decorated in pink
and “white and: was inscribed:
“All good wishes on-your 93rd

groom is employed’ by‘ the a

grandmother of’ the bride, and |jj

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- BRAND NEW HOME

_ Prexy: Elected © .

tions — result — we now. have
a well all ready tobe activated |
and the. initial negotiations have
tered into with’ “regard

ther activities of the club for
-: Election’: of-.of-
ficers f for. 1965 were held. These

W. Harsent, president;

the new. year.

F Hirtle, vice-president;-:and

pre oe Denneus, secretary-trea-

this’ water, over

/ course.
fen: order to finalize ‘this |
contract if is essential that we

ha

on hand as a show. of good
faith.'To.do. this it is important
thats pledges be honored in’ as

a substantial sum of money |.

short, 2,

time as

so for:

was’: wheld! Tat ‘the! hi f,
2: homé of

Waldie,; présiden was in
chair.

a request from ‘the Robson

two.-visitorspresent: Mrs! W!

Sws
inbers ‘With a yorkable
project, ‘for 1965.<In= fanawere to

Society: far Tnembers

and ,

‘mi.
the

iRe-

get ‘abdut.:paying that’ income
tax this year (as an extra bene;
fit. this is usually. good, for a
few years free board and room

at.a. recognized institution) ‘and

INSURANG E
2 For Ail’ Your :
_ INSURANCE: AND.”

REAL’ ESTATE NEEDS
1 Phone 365-7944

-AGENCII ES”

send, bring, or mail,that cheque | ¢,

to .Paul-- Moroso.- pronto!

f N r; general, ews, the

so far ‘has been a
such; a, success
anded to two ev-

irsday nite group

to attend, a. meeting ;ta: fo1
Centennial. . Commit ites. um ee
would decide ona Cent intel
project for. Robson, Mrs...
pert “end, Mrs. Waldie agreed
a the hope of attracting
new-members,- meetings -are-to
be jHeld in’ the: evening gin:
i in March’ and ‘1 are | ©
fo, be mailed’ to members to
start things off. ce

the. proposed ‘Regional College
_this district. They. explained

which’ will be ed
able to. students at minimum
cost to the student and taxpayer.

the Stanley Hump-| *
hries nest at activity room from
7.t0.8ip.m._A secondary group |-

will meet at: the-Kinaaird: Zlem-
entary. School on Tuesday nites

at the:same time. Due to the

“PHL 365- 7202 .

Medicare Act. ‘This will. be one
of. the most important pieces.

birthday, Granriy.”

Move. in April: ist for ont;
‘After the first cut by Mrs. P y

: you! know whi
‘ ee vad. Ir: your,
re to tell. them out Wetane

‘possibility’ of, overcrowding no
person :wil be allowed to attend
‘both sessions.

Finally -. our entertainment
‘chairman John Landis has lin-| 4

9 for a pre-season men’s
8:

TV show- “for the wife: for that
nite!

IF you Aiffi'A SALESMAN OR
BUSINESSMAN . . .

And want 2, smart. t

hen in ‘Vancouver, you will

ihe friendly “courte

attend 3 your wishes; whether it’s

your room sree suite... .

SANDS

has been, formed and this group | -

ed up the Legion Hall for | ;

art forms; Displayed: “were Ssev-

ach
+4 photos, taken by ordinary fa-

» Ard Form study
Being: Made By: ;
‘Alpha Phi Ladies -

Members, of Alpha - Phi of.
eta Sigma ‘Phi’ met’ last“week

at the home. of Mrs. James Gorm-
Te et

ms ‘Mrs.
son,...Mrs... . Philip. Konkin and

Mrs. David Cooper.
er‘ithe heading of art
appreciation,: members studied
eral piecesiof art,' these being
mostly; scenes.,.;Using...crayon,
each:person presented: their own
art work., Music, was also played
while ai effort, was made to
eapturi tood ‘in’ drawings.
brought three

for: friendship were
which the meet-
‘nid: delicious re-

UMirs! > Se roug)
pretilly decorated cake in’ hoi
or of Mrs. .McPhee’s. birthday.

inty gift was présented and.
of | Happy Birthday. sung to the well.

‘e ‘than ‘courses ¢
ering a’ variety: of subjects are
being: offered; this.:year by No-
tre Dame University of Nelson
for its,:third
school

ducation,,
mathematics,
science, ; French, . Germ:

ic, ‘hysies, 1 payeho.

logy, sociology: and’ theology.

mainly
of Jandscaped, .be, judged. Re-
cognition of the best photo went
to Mrs. Joe Charbai

‘Perception of:art using set-
ies of .dots,:/lines,.and arches

was studied f
standing. of art: construction,

for a better under-

he
was presented on; the thenie of

i! skit “Lend ‘A. Hand”' by:

by
Castlegar for the
The ..Guide, ‘entertainment

la Amos was

a TV program. Lynda
the announcer and'did the com-

delling for the commercials. Su-
san Lambeth introduced the fits nest

Knutson‘and Margerite, oenelll
The ‘next’ skit was;.introduced

in| Mércials with Mary-Ann Flem-|:
ming and Susan Allingham mo-

| Cc disc id.
Tumbo Teland | (near Saturna 3
land) on Dec., 18;~2886.

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: ‘The evening came toa close of ‘legislation so far introduced
with Jovely refreshments served | by the Social Credit Govern-

| | ye estos. ment,
StMiCrt iT tnx niaiATicKsTiCEieE

4 HOME CRAFTS

Swaddle, - Mrs. R. Hunter cut

i
the! alse and served it: to the noted six. children’

books have‘heen donated to th

Castlegar 1 Public. Library by thi

. froup. embers’ will’ continu;

to take ‘turns : giving. an-after

{noon of, their,.time each wee!
fans. 5

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