CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 26, 1961

Castlegar Briefs

The Chamber of Commerce will
be approached regarding support
for the village’s bid to have the
private railway crossing to the
Castle Bar Ranch made Into a
public crossing.

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Village chairman Ange Sylvest

restated council's decision made at

AIRLINE
TICKETS TO ALL PARTS

OF THE WORLD
Castlegar Representative for
Alr

Avan.

Its last meeting not to appenl the
Trail Funeral Home trades Icence
case thrown out of court becauso
‘the cost of proceeding further on
the case would cost more than
wonld be recovered.

owe

‘The placement of several stop
signs in the village will be investi-
gated and a report heard at coun-
ell's riext meeting. The signs were
drawn to council's attention Ly re-
aident Frank Richardson,

vee

“Nothing to report in water;
it's quiet,” reported water commis-
sioner George Carr,

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“Several requests for street lights
will be considered by commissioners
V. R. Cook ard Walter Thorp when

Dept. Store

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Program for the village,
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village’ souvent.

Winter works is underway

approved for payment.

Shower ‘Henors .
Oct. Bride-Elect

Who wants

your
. month.

Pi ‘ortrait? oH their arrival, the guest

EVERYBODY WANTS A
PORTRAITOF SOMEONE

Dad. for instance, wants a rose corsage which were pinned
portrait of his family for

his desk,

Mom wants a picture of
Dad, of the family, of the white.
children as,they grow.

Phons 365-4911| they draw up a new street light 2

An offer by Kinnaird Transfer
for fill if village trucks will haul it
was left to works supervisor Norman
McNabb to decide on the basis of

the arena, reported Comm. Thorp.
see

Accounts totaling $1,579.89 were

Mrs. Joseph Dunlop and daugh.
ter, Berne Jean, were hostesses at 51
their hdéme recently when they Mrs, J, Kaufman, Phone 363-5488
entertained at a miscellaneous sur-
prise shower honoring Miss Wendy
Seaton, popular bride-elect of this

honor, Mrs. J. Seaton and Mrs.

Rogers, mothers “of the bride and
groom, were each presented with a| eating gifts and enjoying o social

them by Mrs. W. Easton. The room
was tastefully decorated with fall|-
flowers in shades of wine and

at or ai
Handy Andy Shepard — a le-
gendary figure in the world — a
household name to all basketball
players and fans the universe over

will be with the Harlem Stars when
they play here this evening in the

KINNAIRD SOGIALS |

Here Tonight] :

SHHS Gym at 830 p.m,

The ‘six-foot-four lovable giant
has had volumes written about him
in every country he has played —
his wizardy, his tricky comedy and
his spectacular hook shooting has
brought sheer enjoyment to sports
fans all over the world. .
for

An expression of sincere good
wishes was evident among the
many friends of Mr, and Mrs, Har-
old Briggeman and family Satur-
day evening. Forty of their friends
from Kinnesird and surrounding
districts went to the Briggemans

of
D.

evening with. the happy couple in
their new residence,

Attending the house-warming
party for Mr. and Mrs. Briggeman
were Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brownlie, Mr.

on

The bride-clect’s table was cen-| ang Mis. George Marshall, Mr, and

And of course Jack wants” tered with a

a picture of Jill, and Jill
wants a picture of Jack.

stop in. for your , bowls,
Portrait’, .. SOON sa

PETTITT

PHOTOS:
AAA Ty“ ettctous resrestments.

overflowing. These were placed
the alde of the honoree. The 20

Mr, and Mrs.

cake, the work of Mrs. Fern Bale, | .7.1, ta, Mr. and Mrs. Iver John-
and was flanked on both sides with| +) rat Pier ae

son’ and Mr, and Mrs. Charles

white tapers and flowers in IOW| cruistensen, all of Kinnaird; Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.

‘The many gifts were presented! yon Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs,
in a decorated umbrella which was Gus Krueger of Castlegar; Mr. and

at

*|pectantly for the roar that signi-

A
which most clowns need elaborately |.

incongruous clothes and make-up,
is Shepard's natural birth right..He
comes equipped with tenuous, ape-
like arms which, by actual measure.

ment, give him one of the longest |

boarding-house reaches known in’
the country today.

As pivot man under the. basket
he occasionally stops the action to
Play an impish game of hide-and-
seek. With the casual alr of a ban-
Ker occupied by only s minor loan,
he fakes & pass, rolls his eyes, hides
the ball under his shirt and pre-
tends to pull it, out of a bewildered

ear, ‘Then,
bored with tom foolery, he hooks
the ball lasily over his head, never
looking at the basket, and waits ex-

ties ig has swished through the
hoop.

Mrs. Harvey Higgins of

{n-| Mr. and Mrs, Desmond Johnson ‘of

vited guests enjoyed many games 7
and contests. At the close of a very | Blueberry Creek; Mra Laura Brig

enjoyable evening the hostess serve

geman, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Lang,
Mrs, Yvonne Seaman, Mr, and Mrs.
George Collis, Mr. Raymond Wiley,

SANA ee ee er een Rae ond

Box 65, Robson, B. Phone 365-! 5662 =

CALL

Curtis Gray & Harold

for basements, excavating sewers, ditching, sep’
tank holes, back filling and dump truck work of
all kinds.

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mesCHUCK’ §

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

BEEF RED STEAKS, Ib., ......... 69¢
BEEF SHORT RIBS, Ib, .......:. 35¢
VEAL CHOPS, all cuts, [b., ....... 69c

BEEF BLADE ROASTS, blade removed
Ih, .cceccecceeeeceseeees BEC

FISH & CHIPS, Fraser Vale, pkg, .. 49¢
CAKE MIXES, Duncan Heinz, 3 for $1.00
Naboh PORK & BEANS, 4 tins .... 49c

MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 Ibs., veoves SMe
KLEENEX TISSUE, Flat Fold, 400, - -

MARL] =o

Nabob PORK & BEANS, case 24 tins $3.19.

MAOF oi. cece eee wcee tenes 99c

Mrs. Cecil Monteith of China Creel:

stantly shine from hambone
Pomposity to outraged innocence. He
4s forever snatching things from
spectators in the first and second
Tows-hats for his head, glasses to
Put on referee, flash cameras to
snap his own picture in an egotist.
ically outlandish pose, .

and Mr. and Mrs, Fred
of Deer Park, .
Mrs, G.*Guido returned on the
weekend from attending the con-
vention of hospital. auxiliaries in
Vancouver. She visited her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James Haight and other members
of her family at the coast.
Miss Lucy Yamaguchi of Grand
ie Forks visited friends. in Kinnaird
fe] white attending the teachers’ con~
vention here last weekend,
Richard Warner of

‘| of Mrs, M, Funk were Mr, and Mrs.

RENATA-SOGIALS .

Mrs. M. Rohn

Mrs. M. Evans and daughter
Lenore of Kinnaird ‘were weekend
visitors at‘the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J, Letkeman.

Miss Carol McIntyre of Ross-
land was a weekend visitor at the
home of Miss Pearl Letkeman.

Weekend visitors at the home

celebrated his Th birthday Satur-
day with an afternoon party fea-
turing games and treats, Joining
him around the party teble were
Kay Hughes, Charlotte Brown, Jil
Batchelor, Sophie Makorto, Elaine
Tamelin, Fay Bignell, Dianne. War-
ner,‘Russell Brown, Tommy Hugh-
es, Emile Quidding, Wayne Tamelin.
Archie ‘Makorto and Denis Hughes,

We are going out of the

Our record stock is. at

brushes are available.

See our many newlines

Canadian Giftware.

PHONE

J. Olson and 2 ‘Wilma ‘and
Wendy of Nakusp, also Miss Anne
Funk of. Kamloops,

Mr. and Mrs. T. Cooper of Trail
spent a few days. here at their
summer home,

‘Mr, J. Letkeman has left on a
hunting trip to the East Kootenays.

Mr, Jack Hansen of Grand
Forks was a weekend visitor at the

STATES
TOYS TOYS TOYS

closing out our stock. Dolis, guns, -and cards at
20% off all other toys’ 10% off.

Records. — Records

‘full line from $1.98
$5.98. Come in and browse around. Check your
needle on our - microscope,

GIFTS.

Germany, England, and Japan as well as our good

“WE HAVE THE BEST RECORD IN TOWN?
Visit our Stereo Room

RICK’S

home of Mr, and ‘Mrs, T.-

toy line this Xmas so are

record cloths, and

from Denmark, Sweden,

365-5951

’ FIVE ROSES

i KINNAIRD, B.C. — . -+PHONE 3261

FRESH ROASTED

Peanuts Ib...

_ SUBJECT: SEWERAGE |

By Comm. W. W. Thorp |
Part 2: Sewerage System Costa ©

rielty and telephone — is not pro-

Helent, safe disposal of domestic
and commercial wastes, a system

Sewerage, like other utilities of | must. be properly designed, properly
modern living — water, gas, clect~| installed and properly maintained.
“Gince most sewer facilitics are
vided for nothing. To furnish ef. municipally owned it ‘is the tax:

payer who niust supply the neces-
sary capital and since the useful
life of such a’ system Is many years
the payments aro spread over many
years. In this way, future as weil as
present users pay their falr share,

1. LIKE A
Wasvanir CG
“PAINT 2—

"| stalling a sewerage system for Cas-

benefits so everyone pays,
This concept bet nelthér ‘new nor
startling.

‘The .cost of designing and ‘ine

degar 15 estimated to be in excess
of $400,000.
In actual fact the ‘amount of
the enabling bylaw you .are being
asked to approve is $420,000.
Spread over 20 years the re-
Payment costs in principal and in-
terest (approximately 6 per cent)
totals about $720,00 or approxima-
tely $36,000 per year, To this must
be added about $6,000 a year for
operation .and maintenance, This
money will be raised in two ways —

is con-|-

Flour 25 Ib. bag |

with ORDERS

SALADA With pkg. of “free Instant Potatoes

$149

Tea Bags : 120's feat Gelb tbsp $I A9

SUN RYPE.

Apple Juice me 18 0 TH
-45c¢
49c
35¢
89c

AYLMER Pols

Tomato Soup TINS.

. AYLMER

Ketchup 2 bottles

LUMBERJACK

Syrup 32 oz. bottle -

NESCAFE

Instant Coffee «ozs

CUT-RITE. ;.

Wax Refills 2 rolls.

PUREX

Toilet Tissue 4 rolls.

FRESH

Tomatoes tube.

TOKAY

Grapes: 2 Ibs.

. GEMS

Potatoes 10 Ibs. a

MALKIN‘S at

Cream Corn 6 tins .

. BY THE PIECE

Bacon lb.

cuT-uP TRAY-PAK

FLAT FOLD

Kleenex 400's:i0x

39c

$1.00
59c

Fryine Chicken each . 98c

Open. daily 9 am. to 9 p.m, except Monday, ‘closed ‘2 noon

WE DELIVER

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Please bear with us during the enlargement of our store, we hope
it will not inconvience you and know it will give you greater Space

fer service on completion. if

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FOR ALL INTERIOR SURFACES

OGLOW BROS.

BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD.
Phone 365-3351 Sagan ae natal sopigaent ee

I Central Trading | ged on am equltanle geale “4250

( it | T fi for suites, $5 for stores, offices,

theatres, etc, $10 for restaurants
~KINNAIRD, B.C.

and small industries; schools are
FREE; DELIVERY _ "PHONE 365-3093-

through service charges and throu-~
gh frontage tax, Both of these me-
thods are famillar to Castlegar rate-
payers since water rates are levied
in the same manner,

‘The service charge hag been set
at .$3 per month for one-family

charged on a classroom basis and

ed,
‘These rates are, in most cases,

able rates charged by Grand Forks
and Fruitvale,’ These communitiés

the hospital will pay so much per |,

equal to or less than the compar- |:

CASTLEGAR SOGIALS

Mrs. Ji, Johnson, Phone 305-8294

Mr,‘A, A, Lamb, Mr, Herb Pitts;
Mr. Pete Ewart, Mr. Bob ~ Wadey,
Mrs,.Marg Bacon and Mrs, E, Din.
ner motored to Grand Forks Satur-
day to attend, the Legion and LA
Zone meeting, They returned Sun-

day. They: reported ‘a very busy
time at the meeting.

Mrs. Emma Klontz of Squa-
mish, who was enroute to Calgary,
spent o short visit with Mrs, I.
McNell and Mra,.I. Swaddle, .

Mr, and Mrs, Ellwood Gruner-
ud and family arg visiting in Van-
couver and other coast points, They
are expected to return ot the week-
end.

Mr. Earl Young of Trail. con-
ducted the evening service at: the
Onstlegar. United Church on Sunday
evening. Sunday was Laymens Sun-
day. '

‘Mr, and Mrs, Earl MacLean, vi.
sited the latter's mother and bro-
ther, Mra. “wynne and Harry, ‘in
Nelson this ‘week,

Mr, and Mrs, F. D, Hirtle have
returned from Vancouver where
they visited for a few days. |

Mr. and .Mrs. ©. King, accom~
panied by their daughter- Marjorie
and Irene Funk of Renata, motored
© Kamloops where they visited
their daughter, Miss Jeanette King.

« FP — To Mr, and

were chosen for since
they are. similar In size to Castle-
gar and both have installed sewer-
age systems in the past few years.
‘The amount of frontage tax has
not been definitely set, but’ it will
not exceed 20 cents per foot.

It will probably be possible to
lower this once the system 1s com-
pleted and all users are connected.
Revenue will be critical during the
first part year of operation and
any deficit incurred must be made
up from General Revenue. An ave-
rage homeowner with 60 foot fron-
tage would thus pay’ $36 (less dis-
count) in service charge and $12
in frontage tax or less than $50 per
year. -
‘There is, of course, the initial
cost of connecting to the system to
‘be covered. This will vary depend-
ing on your property. If your house
is distant from the ‘connection
point, or your disposal lines are
deep as would be the case with
some basement . plumbing; “it - will’
obviously cost you more to “hook
up” than your neighbor whose

Apple Juice Sun Rype, 48 oz. 39c
Sugar 10 Ibs.
MALKIN'S

Pork, & Beans 3,!15 or.
SMOKED.

Pork. Picnics Ib.

Sausages SKINLESS, 3 LBS.,
FOR HALLOWE'EN SHELL OUTS

Candy 3, 39¢ PKGS., .

Peanuts in the shell, 2 Ibs.,

Lineup with BEAR -

KEN'S “p

Kinnaird - Phone 365-2472)

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
WE ARE AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS | -

; DELIVERY & PICK-UP EVERY MONDAY: &
THURSDAY © ~

I ccCACNCNRERO

Mrs. M, Chernenkoff of winlaw,
Oct, 19, a daughter. ~

STAINTON — To Mr, and Mrs.
zehp Stainton of eee Och 20,
a daughter, —

McOREIGHT — to “Mr. and

naird, Oct, 20, a’son,
KKANIGAN — To Mr, and Mrs,

@ son,

[Mike Kanigan of Brilliant, Oct. 25,

house is close to: the property line
and who has ) basement plumb-
ing.

It is the responalbillty of the
homeowner ‘to install the lars
sewer pipe on his own property, An
average cost is estimated to be 2
per foot of length installed.
The actual: connection from
your ‘property line to the #ewer in
‘the street or alley. Is the responsib.
ility of the village.

for this

.|stake?, 2° am sure. that a great

Dear Sir:

I want to take advantage at
this ‘time, of the Invitation extend-
ed in the Castlegar News to submit
letters to the editor, pro and con,
regarding the sewerage bylaw,
Is it not possible that this can
be written about in-an intelligent
manner, remembering that it is the
sewerage bylaw that Js controver-
sinl and not the personal or busi-
ness Ilfe of.any one of us that is at

Sewers Costly at this Time

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursd.

aly

lay, Oct. 26, 1961 5

.  Let-us have more letters, pro 4 q
and con, but keep them at the 9
sewerage bylaw level, stating our
reasons simply and plainly,
‘MIN. De

jA BINNIE.

UBG GRADUATE

- More than 600 students will re-
celve their degrees from the Unl-
verailty of British Columbia today
at fall in the Dalver:.

many. ‘clear thinking” re-
sent being called myopic.

T will not support the sewerage
bylaw because I believe it -is too
great a burden with which to sad-
dle the taxpayers of our ttle vil-
loge at this time. Let’ us wait until
our industries here have reached
a more stable level and our hous-
ing development further advanced
before entering upon such a huge
and costly undertaking,

I want to. make it clear that I
am not against sewers; I believe in
them as Iam gure we all do. £ feel,
however, that the cost of such an
‘undertaking would work a great
hardship on our pensioners, low in-
come workers and those with large
families,

Mrs. Raymond MoCrelght of Kin-|,

* | danac Hospital Auxiliary, Mra. J. B.

New President

, Mrs. 0. W. MacBey of Trail
was elected president of the auxill-
arles division of the B.C, Hospitals
Association, which held its annual
meeting at Vancouver,

It is the first time that a pro-
vincial president has been chosen
from the Kootenays. Mrs, Macey is
& past president ‘of the Trail-Ta-

Sutherland of Trail was elected
Provincial secretary and Mrs. W. H.

cilor for this District. _

e
while *the ditch is open ‘and the
system is being constructed will be

BOWLING

@ flat $65 for a f inch connec-
tion. ‘The -few users, who
six-inch pipe will pay proportion-
ately more. This compares favor-
abyl with the $75 charge made by
Fruitvale and the $80 ‘charge of
Grand Forks,

Once the system is intsalled and
new juire

require Tuesday 1 pam, Ladies” League _

~ibadies high single, Mona Me-
nard, 294 (Oglows); Ladies “high

844; Team high aggregate, Aero Ta-
xi, 2415,

requi
digging the charge will be. the ac-
tual cost of the connection which
will be appreciably more.'Some mu-
charge as high as $160

SNA

_ HALLOWEEN

2 199

Suen!

Masks. and Costumes
Capes and. Masks
Novelty Noses and Glasses 59c
“Make Up: Kits a... preveeeeseeee 196
Party Napkins.

‘Funny’ Masks :

PRESCRIPTIONS
PLAZA DRUG

A CANADIAN MUTUAL

‘WORTH AMERICAN LIFE AcStRARGE COMPANY,

and $125,is quite common.
So you:can see that even if you
are. not prepared to connect im-
mediately it is to-your advantage
to have ‘the pipe Iaid to the con-
nection point on your property line
while the crews are busy laying the
iewers in your neighborhood.
Next week: Bowers vs Septic
Tanks,

“INSURANGE
‘For All Your
INSURANCE AND
‘REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-3441

. ANDERSON
AGENCIES

tune-up job right now.

DICK FOWLER, Robson, B.C.

Something's wrong with my car, I can smell gas.

Sometimes your nose fools you but nothing fools
our mechanics, Bring.in your ‘car for a first class

Castle. Motors Lid.

Reed of Castlegar’ was elected coun- | ~ |.

aggregate, Mona Menard, 703 (Og- |.
lows); Team high single, Aero Taxi | .

" $5 FOR A $100 BOND, ETC.

sity armoury.

Leo Goetting of Kinnaird will
be presented his B.Ed. for the sec-
ondary school program, * :

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