CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, 21, 1960

THE A. T. HORSWILLS © :

Golden Wedding Anniversary

The Golden Wedding anni- | Horswill, The property and build-
versary of Mr, ond Mrs, A. .|ings'were sold to R, H. Fenner in
Horswill of Castlegar will be| 1952, Fe
celebrated next Tuesday, Mr. and Mr, Horswill was also Castle-

Horswill were married 50} gar village clerk from Sept. 6,
years ago on Jan, 26, 1910, in| 1949, until Feb, 28,

Robson WI Change
G rbage Commitiee|

The regular meeting of the
Robson Women's Institute was
held last week at the home of}.
Mrs, W. T. Waldie with the pre-
sident Mrs, J, Scott presiding,

The meeting was opened

St. Rita's Roman ‘Catholic Church -
Rev, E. A. Brophy, P.P. Sth at Elm Street
Suinday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30'a.m.

Mass at Genelle at T pm

OUR SALE

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sunday in the Legion Hall

" : : At 51 Columbia Avenue.
0:30 a.ni. Sunday School — 7:30 p.m. Family Service

D; Gavrilik and committees were
named,

Tea’ committee: Mrs. S.
Grant, Mrs, W. G. Kennedy, Mrs. |,
S. Humphries asd Mrs, A. Wood-
row. Entertainment: Mrs, E, H.
McPhee, Mrs. H. Evans and Mrs.

As a young man Mr, Hors-
will played lacrosse and baseball
and was on B.C.'s championship
hockey team in 1908-09, He also
rowed, He served as school trus-
tee for three years in the Okana-

Nelson. (See picture, page 1.)
‘They will be at home to thei

many friends on Sat., Jan. 30 in

St. Alban’s hall at 8 p.m.
r their

marriage Mr, and
Mrs, Horswill moved to the Ok-
anagan where they owned sev-
eral general stores, They return-
ed to Nelson in 1927 where Mr.
Horswill ran a grocery store un-
til 1942 when they moved to the

locan,

SI

They then moved to Castle-
gar on Jan. 9, 1945, when Mr.
Horswill purchased the store now
known as Bob’s Pay’n Takit and
ran it. under the name of A, T.

vi

Born in Karnrae Ont, Mr.
ir | Horswill went to Nelson in 1907
where he met his bride-to-be.
Mrs, Horswill, who was born in
Selkirk, Man., had moved to Nel-
son with her parents in 1895,

The former Margaret (Pearl)
McGregor, Mrs, Horswill has a
copper medal

trustee for ‘the same number 0!
years,

was one of the persons who rode
on Nelson's first street car on
June 19, 1899, She was also one
of the last riders on, Nelson’s
street cars when they were re-
tired from service on June 20,
1949,
Mrs, Horswill says she vi-

G. Leeblich Rink
In Play-Downs

The Carl Loeblich rink will
represent the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Curling Club in the briar| have bee: tis
play: downs at Nelson this week- rie oie ear pee eet iar pied
e

The Loeblich rik — made up
of Cart Loeblich, skip; Jée Cush-
third; Lloyd Ish, second,
and Mike Verzuh, lead — won

ner,

the local closely-contested play.

downs against the Earl ‘LeRoy

and “Sandy” Sanderson rinks,

Basketball Guhs
Tied for First Spot

Castlegar Cubs moved into
a tie for first Place in the Nor-

thern Col

‘idly the victory par-
ade held for John Houston when
he was elected Nelson's first ma-
yor, Mr. Houston’s supporters
took the horses from the mayor’s
earriage and pulled the winning
candidate around town themsel-
ves ina fore parade,

Mr, and Mrs. Horswill

life wherever they have lived and
jn 1937 Mr, Horawill was provin-
cial Conservative candidate for

the ee noneGrestan riding.

that
city centre after it was built,

gan and was a Nelson school

Mr. Horswill was president
of the campaign committee in
1935 that sold the bylaw which
built Nelson’s city centre. He was
also a member for two years of

Correspon
that she} the the | tiled, It was decided to send iH

with the members repeating the
Institute Collect. The rell call
was answered by 13 members and
two visitors were also present.
Minutes of the December mecet-
ing were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Dick Fowler, and these Mee
approved,

ndence was read ani

R, Magee, Invitations: Mrs. W. T.
Waldie and Mrs, A, Smecher, It
was decided to purchase flowers
for the tea and that they be left
for Mrs, Gavrilik after the tea,

he holding of evening mect-
ings was discussed and it was felt
that for February and March it
ould be better to carry on with

Valentine gift to the It

Castlegar Kiwanis Club,
He also holds the distinction
of having been president of two
Rotary clubs. He was president
of the Castlegar club 20 years af-
ter he had been president of the
Netson Rotary Club.
ang Mrs, Horswill have
six grandchildren, three great-
grandchildren, two sons, R, A.
Horswill at Robson and T. S,
Horswill at Prince Albert, Sask.,
and a daughter, Mrs. P, EB, (Dor-
othy) Burroughs at Warfield, A
son Syd was killed overseas on
July 2, 1942,

“ate! Liberal candidate Frank
-| Putnam who was destined to be-
come minister of agriculture af-
ter the election, ‘He onty licked
me by 192 votes and I scared the
pants off the Liberal party,"
laughed Mr, Horswill in recal-
ling the 12-day campaign he con-
ducted,

Mrs, Horswill was regent of
the Lillian Killough chapter
IODE for three years and was a
digest (officer for 29: years of

As-
as they Mar-

un Vvomen' 's Auxiliary

cus Jets twice in a home. and
aw series Saturday and Sun-

Cubs took a 75-66 win over

the Jets here Saturday, paced by

Walt Keraiff, whose hard-driv.

ing lay-ups were hard to stop. He
notched 30 points for the win-
ate gpaeted by Arvi Pellegrin

Cubs led 19-16 at the first
pushed their lead to
39-30 at the half, then lost their
lead in the third quarter 50-51.

quarter,

Jets were out-scored 25 to 15 in

oe last quarter to give Cubs the

Fred Forstad led Marcus with
23 points followed by Bob Kohli-
ber with 16 and John Pelissier

with 10.

Both teams were tired when
they met for the second game at
Marcus Sunday afternoon. Cubs
took a 12-10 lead in the ‘first
quarter, extended it to 21-16 at
half, 35-31 at the three-
mark, then outscored Jets 15-12
in the final section to win 50-43,

Keraiff again led the win-
ners with 18. Bud Cowlin picked
up 11 markers, and’ Pellegrin 9.
Kohliber led losers with 13, fol-
lowed i by. George Minzel with 11
and Pellissier with 9.

board, She was president
of that organization for four
years,
Mrs, Horswill organized the
Red Cross women’s work com-
mittee in Nelson during World
War II and was president for two
years of the Canadian Club in
Nelson.

’ Kinnaird Firemen
Get Boost in Pay

Kinnaird firemen are to re-

fires,

ing fires or a minimum to the

ever is the greatest.”

Firemen presently receive
$1.50 per man per fire fought.
In 1959 this amounted to $147,
all of whith was put in the de-
partment’s kitty. -

The request for a pay hike
was agreed to by council, A fur-
ther request for an’ increase in

street lights in the village will be
considered by council,

The A. 0. T. S. Gub
, THANKS to all those

mas Season.

THANKS

arranging the Children’s Christmas Party
which was so successful this past Christ-

of Castlegar extends
who assisted them in

ceive more money for fighting

Monday night fire chief Rene
Achambault requested council to
pay firemen $3 an hour for fight-

department of $200 a year, which-

the amount paid for changing

Pythian Sisters
Elect Executive

The members of Kootenay
Temple No. 37, Pythian Sisters,
have had two busy months, In
December the District deputy
grand chief, Grace Davis of Nel-
son, visted the Temple on her of-
ficial visit. She addressed the
Sisters and took for her theme

was very much enjoyed by all
present,
Mrs, Florence Nixon, MEC,
presented Mrs, Davis with a gift |
and corasge on behalf of the
Temple, At the close of the meet-
ing delicious refreshments were
served by the kitchen committee,
Also in December the Kni-
ghts and Sisters entertained the
member children with films, gifts,
treats and supper,
At the regular meeting on
Thursday the officers for 1960
were installed by grand chief
Madge Sorenson, grand senior
Muriel Grunerud, grand manager,
Nellie Bradford, The following
were installed:
MEC Helen Strelioff, PC Flo-
rence Nixon, treasurer Joy Saun-
ders, secretary Ora Lightle, man-
ger Kay McIntyre, junior Edith
Sherbiko, senior Joyce Bradford,
Protector Margaret Proud, guard
Polly Cheveldave, pianist Madge
Sorenson, deputy of works Mar-
garet Proud, dégree staff captain
Nellie Bradford, grand represen-
tative Edith Sherbiko, alternate
Margaret Proud, press correspon-
dent Muriel Grunerud.,
new member, Mrs, Mary
Polleck, was initiated into the
order of the Pythian Sisters. it
was decided to again hold the
April Fool's Day tea on April 1
and the annual fall sale early in
November: Delicious .

of the meeting.
Kinnaird’s Fire Loss
Totals $1,310 in 1959

Fire loss in the Village of
Kinnaird amounted to $1,310 in
1959, fire chief Rene Archam-
bault told the village council in
his annual report Monday night.

Eight fire calls were answer-
ed in that time, six for bush fires
and two for houses, One house
fire was caused by, defective wi-
ring and the second by a stove

HAVE.A WHEEL

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DO.IT-

PLAN

NOW

ALIGNMENT FOR

-| chambault, There was one nehol-
959,

All bush fires were of “a
very minor nature,” said Mr Ar-

ator call in 1!

The department's 30 mem-
bers spent their’ greatest training
time on the operating of the
new fire ‘ruck and also attended
lectures on Jbfferent phases of
fire fighting. The depatrment
changed 139 street lights during
the year,

Mr Archambault said he had
attended: the fire chiefs’ conven-
tion at the. coast which he had

Mr, was oi
the Castlegar’ Board of Trade
(now Chamber of Commerce) in
1947 and was a charter member
and thd 1950 president of. the

the “Bridge of Happiness,” which disp

ments were served at the close

adoptee. decided to go
ahead with layettes and see how
many could be made up by the
March meeting to send to the
USC “layette Hit,"

‘Members are to keep in
mind that these articles need
not be made out of new mater-
tals, ‘but can be made out of used
niaterials, The treasurers report
was given by Mrs. Fowler which
showed $194.35 in the bank .and
3ome of this on hand,

Citizenship chairman Mrs, R.
W. Chalmers gave a very inter-
esting talk on a speech she had
heard on the radio about the 100
tubercular families brought to
Canada, Cemetery report was gi-
ven by Mrs, O, B. Ballard, Home’
Economics committee report was
given by Mrs, E, H. McPhee who
also read some useful tips,

Mrs. W. T. Waldle gave.the
hospital report and said . that. J.
Bainbridge had told her that re-
Placements for the Institute
room. of sheets,- pillow cases,
spreads, towels, etc, could be
made at any time and that the
hospital was replacing all blan-
kets with a new kind that can
be sterilized.

Re: the garbage committee.
‘The meeting thought it would be
‘petter to change this to refuse
osal committee, The annual

on Jan, 24 at the home of Mrs.

get-acquainted tea is to be held],

ruary meeting will be’ at the
home of Mrs, A. Smecher and
the March meeting at the home
of Mrs, S. Grant,

It-was decided to collect old
woolens to have blankets made
and Mrs, Waldie will be the con-
venor for. this collection, Mrs.
Scott read some excerpts from

the WI news letter. Members are | |

asked .to answer the February
roll call with a verse, solenting
or otherwise, :

‘The Feb- |-

Continues
TO JANUARY 30

PARDMAN
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA —.PHONE 5240

Tuesday, 4 ou
Thursday, 7:45

nm — Young People's Hour
. — Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada
Robson — 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7.30 p.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9.45 a.m.
fhurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sundays at 9 a.m. in the Twin’ Rivers Hall
, The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
4 Grace Presbyterian Church
ie Service: 11 a.m. Sundays Church School: 9.45 a.m
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
Jr. - Sr. High‘Young People Fridays at 7.30 p.m.
inister: Rev. M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D. — Phone 4987
Tab

The Pent
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‘Sunday School - 10.a.m. — Morning Worship - 11 a.m.

Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,

Thursday

NORTH AMERICAN LIF

family protection

Family Protection isa
matural instinct, On the alert &
for your family’s wolfare
you will want to teko EES =i]
steps to provide income ium
protection for them in

at 7:30 p.
, Young People’s ‘Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church

q
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Castlegar:

' United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church -- 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday
he Anglican Church
Jan. 24 — Epiphany Il
Castlegar: 11 a.m. HC — Kinngii
Robson: 8 a.m. HC — 7.30 p.m. Evensong
Mon, Jan. 25 — Conversion of St. Paul
11 a.m. Holy Communion
. Annual Meeting of Parish at 7.30 p.m.

p.m,

rd: 9 a.m. HC

A_ CANADIAN MUTUAL
ASSURANCE COMPANY

DICK FOWLER; miata B.C.

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a BUSINESS DIRECTORY -

" CASTLEG.
FUNERAL HOME

‘Thoughtful ‘Service

Home-made street signs with big-city names
* are.one kind of link between the people of
the New North and the rest of Canada.
Banking service is another.
Canadian banks have, since the earliest
days, taken part in the development ofnew
areas, the opening of new frontiers. Today -
the chartered banks continue to bring
‘banking services to pioncer settlements as
the economic map of Canada is rolled back.
They have at the same time greatly
increased the number of branches in estab-
lished areas across Canada—new suburban
I centres
—keeping pace with the country’s popula-
tion and business growth.
To take care of all these varied needs, 1,200
new branches have been’ opened by. the
chartered banks in the past ten years.

. THE CHARTERED BANKS
SERVING
YOUR COMMUNITY

Dedicated to Kindly

! Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Piaques
—_——

| ALEX CHEVELDAVE

‘BO. Land ‘Surveyor

448 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

Complete Beauty Service
» By’ Appointment ”

PHONE 5836 ;

\ SMITHS PLUMBING ..
- AND HEATING
For Estimates Phone,
$401 andl 7261

We Service
Whet We install
ARTS SERVICE AND -
AUTO WRECKING. .

Kinnaird Phone 2056

Behind Castleaird Plaza
Welding and Re)

i. G. A. SUMNER, |
ee) Naturopathic Physician
i be aes e

J. L LAUGHTON

Box 384 — Castlegar, BO.

SUPPLIERS
Plumbing and Heating
Cc:

‘CLASSIFIED -

Phone 3031 For Fast Resulls

AD RATES |

Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure
per . insertion. Minimum
charge for classified ads

FORRENT

“Two-room house, basement,
garage, in Robson. Phone

VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

handed in at the C:
News office is 50 cents.

yj Minimum charge for classi-
fleds phoned in to the office
is 60 cents,

Three-room. modern heated
apartment,
Block from post Office, Harvick,
Building.

bath , and

utility.

BY-LAW NUMBER 174
WATER FRONTAGE TAX
In this by-law, unless the
content otherwise requires: “Ac-
tual foot: means the

Engagement
R obituaries and cards of
thanks of “usual” length

notices,

Furnished two-room suite,
heated, on Main St. Phone 5261.

number of feet of a parcel of
lend which actually abuts on the
work or highway:

are published at a flat char-
ge of $1.25.

No further

WANTED

“Taxable foot - frontage”
means the actual foot-frontage
or,.where applicable, the number
of feet of a parcel of land deem-

ads will be accepted fom
|} overdue accounts,
Deadline for i

Baby's bassinette, Phone 6771,

ed to abut on the work or high-
way, and in respect of which
parcel the frontage ‘tax is levied

ads is 12 noon

previous to :J.e day of issue.

morning once
9731,

to Trail in the
a week, Phone
.13

for the work or service:

“Total actual ‘foot-front-
See means the sum of the act-
of the parcel

or

FOR SALE

Pair of girs aeetes. size eh

3, Phone 5166,

of Mane eon actually abuts on
the work or highway:

eae betroom house in Kin-
naird, full basement, ‘easy terms.
Phone 4738. tin35

Save $2,500, 45 x 10-foot
trailer. $1,000 cash and take over
payments. A, McLeod, Cedar
Crest Matel. 32

Part-time assistant teacher
for School for Handicapped Chil-
dren. wanted. Apply in
giving experience in teaching,
nursing or other work with’ chil- | way,
dren, Knowledge of music and| 9,

handicrafts an asset. Society for
Handicapped Children, Box 2
Castlegar.

writing

“Total taxable “toot-front-
age" means the sum of the tax-
able foot-frontage of the parcel
of land which abut, or are deem-
ed to abut on the work or high-

A tax shall be and is here-
by imposed on each parcel of
land within the boundaries ‘of
the Village of Castlegar the

Two men’s overcoats, 40-
42, in. excellent condition, $10
each. One complete electric chick
brooder, $20, E, Whitson, 102-3rd
Ave., Kinnaird. Phone 5415.

IP: 1 ip sale,

‘LosT

Black leather wallet_with
33 money near West’s store. Finder
please phone 3031, Reward, .

33

tax
known and.referred to as “Fron-
tage-tax.” - -
3. (1) The Frontage - tax
shall be levied in each year on
each parcel of land aforemen-
tioned and the amount thereof,

One pair only 670 x 15 tube-type
winter tires regular $50.30 pair,
now $40 pair. One, pair only
670 x 15 tubeless witerized regu-
lar $59 pair, now $48 pair. One
pair only 710 x 15 recap sawdust
winter tread regular $33 plus two
recap casings, now $27 plus two

NCTICES

Staplers in various sizes and @
price ranges are available at the
Castlegar News..So are staples
and large brown envelopes.

except as otherwise provided dn
this by-law, will be the Product
of the taxable foot.

Water Frontage Bylaw
THE CORPORATION OF THE Village.ot Castlegar: venga

frontage is T7488

frontage is 68203
q@

until
and satisfaction by the Village of
Castlegar of all obligations pre-
sently incurred,.and to be incur-
red, in respect-of water and wa-
terworks provided by the-Village
of Castlegar within its boundar-

effect of sub-section (1) of this
section the sum of $10,230.45
shall be raised annually for a|*
period of 11 years by the assess-
ment and levy of Frontage-tax.

6

shown .by the collector on the
rea] property tax roll; and ‘pay-

be made in the same manner and

. (a) The total actual foot-
(b)_ The total taxable foot-
The frontage - tax

shall be in force and effective
the complete discharge

‘Avoid Over Weight

EXCESS weight loads ex-
tra wotk’on your heart,
‘You'll look, feel and work
better if your weight is

(2) Without limiting the

5 {The Frontage-tax imposed
on each parcel of Jand shall be

ment of the Frontage-tax shall

on or before the same days and
times as-:the real-property tax
then existing in: the Village of
Castlegar; and the Frontage-tax
shall have the same rights and

remedies as the said real-prop-|'

erty tax. :

4. For the purpose of this

by-law, Council ‘may define a

regulary, shared parcel of land.
(1) To place the on

sintay on a fair and equitable

basis, the taxable foot.

LESY BROTHERS:
Phone 6476 SS No..1 Castlegar
———————— rt

‘INSURANCE

For All Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 3441
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

of the following parcels of land
shall be the number of feet fixed

annual rate, -

The annual rate is the
quotient of the sums required
annually under this bylaw and
cu the total actual foot-frontage.

recap casings, KEN’'S WHEEL
ALIGNMENT, Kinnaird.. Phone
2472, 13

ASTLEGAR
SUPPLY STORE"
Box 240 —Phone 2161

Wed, 2.30 to 8 p.m.
:Phone 3022 |

M..E., MeCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor
3294 Bay Avenue, Trail

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC, TANKS
PHONE 5155 or 2181.

D. FOX

SHIELD'S
VACUUM SHOP
Repairs and Service’ on all
snakes of vacuums

= Sdcover Sales Rep.

TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167. R..Mar-
tink, \

tin

(1) For the purpose of
this by-law, the followig calcu-
lations have ‘been made from a
study of the lands within the

Two-wheel box-trailer very
well made, $75; one Craftsman
sander, ~ vibrator type,:$20; .one.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS:
Box 303, Castlegar. ,

tin 4)

‘Legal Seine

body HD sander, $65; ti-inen
drill, $35; one. complete . paint
spray ‘outfit, $50;. one skill: saw,
$25; one sabre saw, $20; miscel-
laneous tools, Phone 2767 morn-

If someone owes you money
anywhere in the world, see Cred-
it Bureau’ of "frail for collections.
1250 Bay. Ave., 1245

pt LAND.ACT | ;
'Notice of Intention‘ta Apply to
“Lease Land
In ‘Land Recording ‘‘District
and situate on the

ings.’

CARD OF THARKS

The sorally of the late Ruby

bia Ave.

Gillen’s Auction, 2141 Colum-
Trail, Phone 1408-L.
Used furniture: at all times. Auc-
tions every Saturday at 1 Ba
Open daily from 9 to 4.

Columbia River near Castlegar,
:C.

Take notice that Celgar Lim:
ited of Castlegar, B.C., occupation
sawmilling intends to ‘apply for
a lease of the following described

m.

Smith wish , thank friends,
neighbors ag relatives ae the
many acts of

Sewing and alterations, Phare.
_ | 4682, Castlegar.

lands:
Commencing at a post plan-

xpres
sios of sympathy .and floral of-
ferings received during our re-

CWL bake sale,

Castlegar
Drug, Sat, Jan, 23 from 2
cent sad bereavement and loss of| 430 -.

ted at the intersection of the
Westerly boundary of the Colum-
bia and Kootenay Railway R-W

to
18) Plan 368D with the South Boun-

a beloved wife and mother. Spe-
cial thanks to Dr. A. D. Johnson,
Rev. R. H. Pratt and the Castle-
gar..Funeral Home. — George
Smith, Surrey, B.C, and Reg
Smith and Family of Robson.: 13

Mr. and Mrs. A. -T, Horswill
are celebrating their 50th anni-
versary on Tues,,
will be. at home to all their
friends at St. Alban’s hall, Castle-
gar, a Jan, 30 at 8-p.m.

Jan,

26 and

dary of District Lot 237; thence
north 70 degrees west 2650 feet;
thence .south 800: feet; thence
south 81 degrees east 2400 feet;
thence back te. the point ore com

ac-

by the A
(a) A ‘Triangular or ir-
regularly shaped parcel of land;

(b) A parcel of land

wholly or in part unfit for build-
ing purposes; or

(ce) A parcel of land
which ‘does not abut on the work
or highway, but is nevertheless
deemed to abut on the work or
highway, as the case may be; or

(d) A parce] of land
which not only abuts on a water-,
main but is also traversed by the
water main... °
(2). The Assesgor,’ in fix-
ing the number of feet under sub-
section (1): of . this section, shall

ait.
uation, value and superficial ares
of the parcel as compared with
other parcels of land; or
(b) to the benefit derived
from the water or waterworks
service,
9. For the purpose of this
by-law’ and. the assessment and
levy Frontage-tax:
, Where the number of
feet of a parcel of land in the
Village of Castlegar which abuts
the water and waterworks ser-
vice or a highway, as the ‘case
may be, has less than 40 feet of

SMITH BOARDING . 5 8
“The Home For Your Pet When
You're Away”
Accommodation for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-5 —

al

be held in
.| Jan. 25 at 7.30 p.m. H, R.-King,
executive-secretary of Pie society,
will be present and all ii
persons ‘are cordially invited 2

meeting of
the an oe Cancer Society will
the. Legion’ Hall Mon.,

res, more or on for the purpose
of driving logs. through Canadian |
Pacific Railway bridge.

D, W. Brookes, Agent,

.. _CELGAR .
Dated 19th December, 1959. 42

ttend,

LEGAL

Trade-Ins A ited
1306 Bay, Trail Phone 445

jae aT
FURNITURE MOVING

2521 — Trail 191

WALDIE LUMBER &
‘ BUILDING SUPPLY LID.
We can supply all your
building ‘needs, Estimates
5 giealy, given."

Phone 7112

Nelson i478
TRUCKING

‘ HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES

across

Saw filing by machine ‘—
hand saws, bad saws and cireu-
lar saws. Apply George Gendron

from Royalite garage,
Kinnaird, blue. roof, 33

: LAND ACT
Notice of intention te Apply to
Lease

In Lana Recohiing District
of Nelson and situate one and

Syringa Creek Post Office.

LS. Lid.

“Don't forget: Teen Dance,
Kinnaird hall, Sat Jan. 23 at
8.30 p.m.

Take notice that WILLIA!

LMER SMITH (Marine‘Service

Coerator) and DOROTHY MAR-
ION SMITH

Charter Service
. Towing -. Barges
anywhere on the. Arrow
Lakes *

Phone 4331

LEGAL

20% LAND ACT: -
Notice of Intention to to Apply to
In Land Recording District:

Phone 3191 -
+

of

and situate on

(His wife) both of
+] Syringa Creek in the Province of
British Columbia intend to ap-
ply for a lease of the following
described lands:

res 5

one-quarter miles northwest of| ¢,

, the taxable foot-fron-
tage shall be deemed to be a min-
imum of 40 feet.

(2). Where the parcel of
land is situate at the junction
of intersection of streets and the
|water and waterworks service is
provided on or along more than
one side of-the parcel, the tax-
able. foot-frontage shail be one
half (4%) of the actual foot-fron-
tage. 4
10. 'The provisions of Section
9 of this by-law shall be subject
the provisions of: section 8
hereof,

11. -.The Assessor and Collect:
or for this by-law shall be the
Assessor and Collector appoint-
ed for the Village of Castlegar
pursuant to the provisions of the
“Municipal Act.”

L. (1)- Every : Frontage-tax
Roll and every re-

a at the int
tion of the southerly extension
s the westerly boundary of Lot

the|3, Plan 2130, Kootenay District

Arrow Lakes Fefty

River, near C:

“Take notice that: Celgar Lim-

Service
ROBSON TO ere ‘

ited’ of Castlegar, B.C., accupa-
tion: sawmilling intends to apply
for a: lease of the: following de-

Sith the shoreline of the Lower
Arrow Lake; thence “southerly
along said extension a distance
of 300 feet; thence easterly along
a straight line ‘at right angles to
the said extension to the point of

vision thereof shall be considered
and dealt with by a Court of Re-
vision appointed pursuant to the
“Municipal Act.” .

COLUMBIA’ ROCKGAS
RROPANE GAS SERVICE
BEYOND THE MAINS

HEATING — COOKING
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING
BULK & CYLINDER

SERVICE

PHONE 6031 - CASTLEGAR

[suse |

] ry 0 R $
In AH Popular Styfes
e
WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES — GLASS. IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS
Agents For

Pearson Sashless Win-
sows ‘and All Sealed Units

CASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR
WORKS

: ~ 321 :
CASTLE

THEATRE

THURS. — FRI. — SAT.

(2). The ,aut-
ies and procedure of the Court of
Revision, and appeals therefrom
of any decision - shall be as set
forth in the “Municipal Act.”

MON. - TUES. - WED.

SAFETY.
yy WHEEL
on

. ALIGNHENT
PHONE. 2472

FOR HAPPY MOTORING IT’S
_THE SIGN OF THE HAPPY BEAR ¢

"séribed ‘Iands:-

.Commencing at a post plan-
ted at a point where the souther-
ly projection of the easterly
boundary ‘of Sublot 4, District
Lot 301A, intersects the southern
boundary. of the Robson Road
thence “south’.100. feet; thence
‘west 2376 feet, thence north 100
feet; thence back to .the point ‘of

and
5.5; acres,: more or less, for the
‘purpose of Boat tie-up and Beer
stick” storage. <- ~~
.>~D.. Wo Brookes, ‘Agent, uo E. Smith,
AR LIMITED. ts,

~ = CELG, wpplican!
= Dated 18th Di ber, 1959. 42, Dated pa 3, 1959,

13. cals By-law my, be cited
as “The the Vil-

loge of catega” iter Ss!

By” -Law No. 174,

intersection between the said line
and the’ the
of the of Lot
1, Plan 2130; thence northerly | F
along the said southerly exten- 1959,
sion to the point of ii 1
with the said shore line; thence] +

northwesterly along e said
shore line to the point of Sor

and

Zunnd valuable. The fire depart: annem TED
i 15
ment held a bingo last year and os
the procecds were turned ov:: to
the swimining pool fund,
is ‘yeai, said Mr. Archam-
bault, it js hoped to landseupe
the grounds eround the fire hall.
In_ concluding his report, the |’
fire chief thanked council ‘and|*\. -"-
the Kinnaird residents for their
“excellent co-operation” with the
department. Village chairman
Carl Loeblich noted that the re-
cord of the fire department in
Kinnaird “is outstanding.”

Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cokes»

We attich “Dinkde” Nickle
Bim Heejs on ladies’ shoes

Rooms:

MARLANE GRILL

Open 8 am'to 9.30 pm. =).
, Not ajurt canother place to

acre more or less for the pinpais ee Leeasaeee
of marine service, Special Chinese Dishes

Dorothy Marion Smith, | ‘
__SETO CAFE

But the place. to eat