CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursd

, Sept, 12, 19638

PUBLIC. NOTICE

NELSON -SLOCAN ASSESSMENT AND. COLLECTION

Persons interested in icc

section 137 of the Taxation Act.

the aa day of September, 1963, at the: hour of

BC,

LIST OF PROPERTIES

DISTRICT

6 Property at tax sale are advised that tax sales do not extinguish
existing Crown liens and other exceptions referred to in section 25 (a) of the Land Reyistry Act and

“The ‘following is. a personal
account of ‘the trip taken‘ by’ Miss

of Geraldine Giraud of ‘Robson as a

representative Girl Gulde: of’ this
area who attended Camp at Covina,
California,

‘On ‘August 8 I caught the bus
in’ Castlegar where 'I joined some

for bus. “connections, Abies supper

we. went .window. shopping. ‘Then after waking at 5.00 ‘am: "for Eure.
caught the bus again and tried to ka, Californis., Here we spent the
sleep on the way to Portland: Ore- night on‘ the floor of.the Eureka
i Regreation Hall after, meeting and
We arrived’ in Portland ‘at 6.00 | exchanging’ souvenirs with ‘the. Eu- |:
‘where’ wae |réka. Girl Scouts...)
were, met: by} tho Portland Girl}.

am. Friday, morn’

eee caught the bi

‘We. were /again .wakened. at

Name of Person Assesscd

Short Description of Property

Costs and

Wineberg, William J.”
Wineberg, William J.

Wineberg, William J.
McGilip, John; McGilip, Elsie.

O'Reilly, Geraldine (reg. own-
er, Francis M. P. Farrugia)

Danchella, James (reg, owner,
‘orge H. Magwoo od) —___

Konkin, Molly; ‘Kondin, Fred .
Hyslop, John
Wineberg, William J.
Harrop, Herbert
Blackmore, Joseph R.

Deakin, Paul G.; Deakin, Ivy
eg. owners, eerue Ww.
Aitchison, Iva _D. Aitchison)

Martens, John H.

Harrop, Herbert

Marks, Carl
Wiens, Ailecn M. (reg. owner,

Aileen M. Dunlop) —_____
Handley, Reginald

LaHue, Richard M.

Rotter, Frank R
_ Stringer, Robert H,
Read, Harold D.

Read, Harold D.

F, R. Rotter Lbr. Coy Ltd, —.

Halpin, Helen J.; Tremblay,
Joseph H.; Tremblay, Joseph

Read, Harold D.

Hubscher, Alfred

Wineberg, William J.

Rotter, Frank R.

Alstad, Egil A,

WYincherg | William J.
Nord, SW 7
Nord, Glaus. W.

Wincberg, William J.

Burgess, Matthew J.; Burgess,
format

Emilson, wiward; Anderson,
Clarice; Nystrom, Muriel

Veregin, Mary

DeJong, John

Rotter, Frank R. (reg owners,
estate of J. A, Nowell, J. E.

eaigien (exec, of estate of A.
L. Simons))

F, R. Rotter Lbr. Co., Ltd. —.

R. Rotter Lbr. Co., Ltd.
Winebes William J.

Hill, Elizabeth Fraser

Byres, George; Byres, Olive:

————-} That pt. Parcel ‘A of Parcel 2, D: D. 22586I,
of B

KOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT
D.L, 182, Plan 486

Lot 4, Bk, 38, C. of T.'2150581 _-__
Lot 1, Bk, 40, C. of T. 1156561 ——__

D.L, 206, 206A, Plan 2075
Lot 14 assigned, C. of T. 1150571

,
Those ‘pts, of the ptn. D.L. 237 shown out-
ined in’ red
Ref. Plan|-

k.°24, DL. 301A, Plan 777,: outlined
in red on Ref. Plan 26849D, lying: N.. of
a line drawn westerly at right angles to
the easterly boundary of‘ said block at a
Point 660 ft, ¢ S.E. corner therc-
of, C. of :T, Moon: :

yoti2. 2, Ba D.L, 302A, Plan 1197, C. of
BEC EF ealibetdiee tab coal Aland steeds Boban atl
Bk. a D.L. '303, 6450, 6451, Plan 2042, C.
of a: roger

C. of T. Diuoet

Lot 19, D.L, 787, 786, Plan 2031 (save and
except S.W. 45 fide C. of T. 1005281 —__

Parcel 1 of Parcel B of Bof Be 2 ‘(except pt.
shown coloured red plan. {Plan
somal of D.L, 802, Plan 6OBA}, C f T.

Parcel H (except Parcel A, D.D. 225651, of
said Parcel 2), Map 764, D.L. 917, C. of
TS. QOV GN rere EN
D.L, 1236, Plan 785
Bk. 8, C. of T. 1271711
Bk, 22, C. of T, 94028
Bl ter DL. 1236, i, Plan W5A, C. of T.
Sree a ee A ee
Lot 11, Lot 1236, Plan 2936, C. of T. 1108241
D.L, 1236, ‘Plan X 69
Fareel A (Explan. Plan 180421) of Sub-lot
, Shown outlined in red on Explan. Plan
aha0sy (save and. except: that’ pt, shown

outlined in red on Explan. Plan 579231),
C. of T. 770311

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lined in red on Ref,. Plan seso4l, shown
outlined in red on Ref, Plan 936741, C

T, 1231081

I 9
Lots 1 to 14,:16, 17, 29, 20, Bk. 11, D.L.
1237, Plan 642, C. of T. 1050321
Parcel 3, Sub-lot 67, Tp. 14, D.L. 1287, Plan
x70 oie Plan. 1207aa1),° C.. of

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DL. 1238, Plan X 55

Sub-lot 4,C. of T.. 1080801 em
That. pt.“Sub-lot_9, shown outlined in ared
on Ref, Plan 8g63ol, C. of T. 596751 2,

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129,82|

Pt. Sub-lot 27, Map X 59, D.L. 1242, shown
outlined in red on niga attached to D.D.
3245, C. of T. 761991

D.L. 1242, Plan 640

Lots 14, 15, 18, 19, Bk. 6, C. of T. 999011 om
Lot 11, ‘Bk. 8, C. of T. 986181 —
Lot 32; Bk, Hy C, of T. 98648h
Lot 9, Bk, 18, C. of T. 909621

Lot 8, Bk, 26, C. of T. 560541

Lots 6, 7, 8, Bk, 28, C. obrs essary, g22631
Lot 9, Bk. 29, C. of T. 3: —_

Sub-lot 42 of Lot 1242, Plan X 59 Gave ‘and

except thereout R, of W. West. Koot-
enay Power & Light Co.as shown on
Plan 1686), C. 091
Pt. Sub-lot th being Secs, 18,19, and 2
%& Sees, 1, D.L. 1243, Plan X73, C.

D.L, 1244, Plan X54

Sub-lot 6 (save and except R. of W. West
Kootenay Power .& Light Co. Ltd., Plan
1958, and pts, outlined ia red_on Ref.
Plans 627331, 887451), .C. of T. 1012031 —
Sub-lot 7, C. of T. 101163 ie
Those pts.; Sub-lot 9, : oublehy compt the
ptn. eH the N. » Tp, 90," which
S.W, of Lot 14st, Hilleide Mineral
ing, the surface of

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er .L,-7875, Plan’ 854,,as outlin-
ed in red ‘on Explan, Plan "asso, °C. of
T, oggz0] 2

“DL, 2404, Plan’

(reg, owner, Marie echt

Lot 1, Bk. 6, C.-of T. 1116261

of T Tesoot, DOOR erm | 243,01

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Girl Guides from the various points
our. ‘Jong \ awaited trip.”We left
pictures taken and saying
Guides officials,

area executive to write the events |basement ©

of ‘the ‘girls and Mrs. Haveratock, |Scouts and. their mothers. We were |5.00'a.m, for. we were’ invited cue
our ‘captain; for the trip, All ‘the |taken onto, ue basement. of . a: Pres- to: breakfast ‘by the ‘Eureka. Bo:

in the district met in Trail to begin |to sleep. that night.
We were served a delicious | their Jeader’s: ranch.’ We: again
‘Trail about ‘4.00 p.m. after setting breakfast before we went sight-|boarded‘the bus and ‘enjoyed ete
od. jseeing, The Sanctuary of Our Sor- beautiful Redwoods.
bye“ to parents, friends pithy Girl rowiul Mother, was tirst’ on! the
schedule, ‘We next visited the Port-|Bridgo coming into San Francisco.
Each girl was given a little |Jand Zoo and the Washington Gard-| At the depot we ‘were met by’ the. of: the.
book from) the West Kootenay jens, We returned to the church |San / Francisco Girl, Scouts for’ a
Pictures | sight-seeing tour, We rode on the

for . supper,

Scouts. They cooked.us a delicious
breakfast over-an outdoor ‘fire ‘at

“We crossed: the Golden: Gate

wn, We ahopped
i pooked and ; ‘ood around

to our hotel” for’ the ‘hight:
. We passed through Santa Bar-
(ollywood ‘and arrived at
‘we'were met
d ‘their parents:
yy |From there’ we were taken to the
homes‘ we ‘were’ ‘to while at

Covina; ‘California

ere. was

Canadian ‘Girl ’Guides ‘and ‘to. say
goodbye to’ the two Ic landic’ Girl
Scouts ‘who had ‘spent’ good deal
@summer‘in the U.S.A. The
evening was free time and I went
roller. i Wes

a reception’ held: to. Welcome the”

14,00} 7,810.70

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of ‘her trip,

and’ campfire, We then bedded

i r little trolley cars to Fisherman's
‘We arrived in Spokane Wash.,|down on the floor with the Girl wharf which is the fishmarket,.We
where we had a three hour ‘wait Scouts for the night,

caught another i frolley, and went

' Name’ of Person Assessed

Short Description of Property

Expenses

Mosher, Vaughan L,

Wineberg, William J.
Moore, Richard (V.

Wineberg, William J.

Wineberg, William_J, ———
Brawn, Adolph T.; Brawn,
Donald M, (admins: of estate
of Frederick E. Brawn, de-

ed) unreg. A/S: -Guss

Se
ere, Witten af
rg, William J.

Wineberg, William J.

Rathbun, Fra:
Wineberg, ‘William J.

8 | Wineberg, William J.
Adams, Martha

Blunt, Charles H.; Blunt,’ Zil-
lah E,

Hutchins, Walter W. (exec, of

sans], estate of Ethel M.“Hutchins)
SP) Atevie, Jean

itson, Nick C.——__

77.03) Verch, Clara Letitia

Handley, Alfred Thomas —

550.76 Faas

7712 | Woykin, Edward —__| Bie. ‘25, C.
Bk. 26, C. of T. 815221
qoan | Konkin, Molly; ‘Konkin, Fred_| Bk. 38, C.G. 7184/042

Bidinoff, Jim; Bidinoff, Pete — Eot a Due 7309, Plan 1836 .C. of T, 058551

26.93 | Chernenkoff, Peter M.

Bondoroff (Jr.), Nick

22-80) Wineberg, William J.
goo.o | Wineberg; William J
09 | Wineberg, William J.

Donald, Charles. W.;" Donald,
Jean -E, —___

Atflerks Boyd CF Affleck, Janet
‘A/S: Alten A. John, Helen
£ John)

off, Mary. (r
A ary, (

Official Administrator,: Martin
Thos. Petersen estate

Endersby (Jr.), ‘Alfred

5 | Aksoy, Es Esith :G. 3»; (reg. owner,

Winebors:

Wineberg, William’ J.
Wineberg, William J.
Wineberg, William’ J:

Wineberg, William J.

Wineberg, eiiany J.
Osachoff,

Read,"'Kay ye
Archibald’ Charles Be.

That pt. Sub-l lot 49, i, DL. 4592, ‘Plan X 30,

4 Winebers, wit J. Bk. 1, C. of “T.1150001
Turner, Alfred = Bk. 2)

Bk. 8, C. of T. g10771
Soukochoff, William: Soukoch- | That pt. D,L, 8942 outlined in red on Plan.

Bk, 6, D.L. 9973, Plan 8 C. of T, 1261741
D.L, ‘9348, C. of T. 1235031

Bk, 3, D.L. 9555, Plan 2088, C. ‘of T. 997631
m DL. D755
Winebers, W: J | we

Lot 11, Bk. 8,
Lots 8, 9, Bre "9, C. of T. 1080871
Lots 1, 2, 3, Bk, 11;

l.ot if Bk. 3, Lot 2030A, Plan 4071, C. of
Te s2ReB1 1 oe Seo ere ye Ree

D.L. 3260, Plan 1678

D.L, 3587, being surface rights of Lizzie C
Mineral Claim, C. of T. 90841)
Those’ pts, Bk: 4, DL. 4396, Plan 1263,
shown outlined ‘in ‘red’ on Ref, Plan
955701, C. of T. o5s7ol-

D.L, 4592, Plan X20:

PL S.w. 34 of the N.% Sub-lot 4, shown
gutlined in red on Ref. Plan 827891, C. of
Ty AO 25 Ta
% of the N.W. 34° of N. % Sub-lot 4,
Kon of T. i199261 ee

DL 4892, Plan 2378

Bk, 5,

Bk. 6, C. of T. 1199301

shown in red on Explan, Plan D.D. 16334,
Cc. of T. 1080811
D.L. 4502, 4595, Plan 1167

Bis, 2 26, C, of T. 971861
» C. of T. 1030501

DL. 4595, Plan a64
Bk, 33 of Sub-lot Mr Ce C. of T. 1156642

D.L.. 4780, “Plan 729

Blunt, Zillan Emilie. —___.__ That pt. of the ptn. Bk. 7 shown outlined k

in red on Ref. Plan 661831, lying to the
N..of ptn.:shown as easement and out-
lined in green on said ref. plan, C. of T.
1093661

That. pt. .Bk, 8. shown outlined in’ red on
Ref, Plan pisseD, C. of T. 1181 8551

ie. 6, DL.
Bk & Dit

D.L. 7361,--Plan 773
C. of T. 859061

D.L, 74: 48, 7455, Plan 2116, C,.of.
0,-C, of ai 1050541
‘. 20395.

6601:
- shown Outlined in’ red)
on Ref, Plan mao, C. of T. 1282071

D.L, . 9392, Plan 2398

C. of. T. 1127361

attached to D.D, 11768 (except pt. gate
lined .in red on Plan’ 492941), C. of \T-
‘s5s26L”

1S of T. 1150071"

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-10004, tela 1178, C.-of T, 108083 pte
DL. 10004, Plan ‘lags

, C. of T. 1080861

Cy of T. 1039571

That, pt. D.L, 10808 shown: coloured red |'

on Ref, Plan 440581 (save .and_ except,
thereout that pt. lying:.to: the W. of a
line parallel to and.,72 ft. per ie
distant from easterly boundary),
T. 1080881
.L,  C, of T..1160601

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‘We spent all of August’ 15
down. at the beach where most of
us’ went swimming and got ‘sun-
burns.: After ‘supper’ and: campfire
we went for a Moonlight walk along
the beach, to” the. .pler before we
* |went to bed.
The next’ morning before
Teft we had a Scout's own on the
Jeach. That ‘evening I went to the
Griffith Park Observatory on the
hills overlooking Los “Angeles. The
topic. for, the ‘evening ‘was /‘North-
ern Lights and eclipses”: which I
found very. interesting,
The next day, August 27, we
went ona shopping, trip.to Olivera
Street which ‘is the oldest: section
Los Angeles.: Here’ isthe Los
Angeles Plaza with TaOnneaeets to
the explorers.’ We'had dinner at
a Mexican Restaurant and. went
7 again at the little outdoor
‘stalls that are common there. Af-
ter that we drove through. Holly-
wood, Beverly Hills and Sunset
Boulevard. We stopped at Gau-

the hand and" foot ‘prints of the
movie . stars.”. We walked : along
Hollywood and: Vine Streets to win-
dow shop before going to-the Cin-
erama, At: .the .Cinerama = we
ail met~ again’ and set-

le West was Won.” After that

for one -their<'world famous
hot fadge ‘hibdaa §
“On Sunday weal attended the
Covina | Methodist Church — which
‘/sponsors the . troop. which hosted
us, After: breakfast “which was
served by one of the girl's mothers
‘we: travelled © to’ Camp eee:
Camp Conifer. is a permanent cam,
. for, both Brownies and. Girl Scouts
" {in the: mountains, We found ‘their
‘comping: much different from: ours
ine to the cterent weather, condi-
ons.

swim-
ming; party at” one of the girl's
homes../00°-:

hardly. what I toroected {When the
(| show was, over.

eval 5
She ., has’ studet

"| a8 guests inher ‘home. regularly,
7% showed us slides‘ of the Parties
for their: visitors ‘in pre.’

lai

‘our’ stay, Disnepla yland “was - really
great although we didn’t have time
‘to thoroughly: enjoy! it.)'The: En.
dchanted:- Tiki: House, ‘The Subma-
‘|rine: ‘Bia ‘and: the : Puppet.-Show.

tes although the
othe: ‘displayya d'rides were fasci-

“On August "22 the Covina Ro-
tary Club invited-us to.a'luncheo
re Wi SHO

le  clut’- gave
‘us literature -and. maps of Covina.

all arrived too quickly. Many tears

21 t| were shed ‘as. we said- good-bye. ’:

to. our; hostesses and their parents,
: | Promises: to’ write ‘and | goodbyes.”

through Los ‘Angeles. , The. color-
| ful, lights are ‘really. beautiful.“ We
slept 0 é bus..that lene aid
3, arrived jin Salt, ake : City: al

© m We had a’ rest and then wen!
out ‘sightseeing ‘and. shopping. The
Salt Lake City 'Girl Scouts: invited
us to a ‘barbecue ‘at one othe,
25.81 eisl'e places. There we had a cake

(continued on next column)

Dated at Nelson, B. C., this 9th day.of August, 1963.

for: “Mrs. Barnes’ and Sheila ‘Gallo:

whose’ bisthdars W ‘were on that
Wer turned e hotel ‘for
ahort 3

yman’s Chinese. Theatre to look at

ee down to watch:the show “How .
Fase ook me to C.C. Brown's .

«styled of pure silk peau ‘with sub-

= short. black veils foshioned their

» chrysanthemum:
eh Mrs, A.: Wilson of Vernon while | } :. >
‘< bridesmatrons ‘were Mrs. N. 1.)
id. Mrs,” Hi.

and visitors: from foreign countries.

August 23 ‘the saddest day: of -

“Holy: ‘Trinity. Cathedral; Now [Mrs: Bissell choze a beige lace 6 or-
‘Westminster was the scene of ajganza dress with. accessories en-
double-ring : .ceremony. Saturday, tone. ‘Her, corsage was pale ‘green
v1 Aug. 1 at 2 p.m. when Archdeacon | carnations. with ‘dark. green «ivy
“D. 8. Catchpole of Kelowna united | leaves. The: groom's. mother’ was
in:marriage Victoria Anne, daugh-| attired in“ a‘ green and‘ white silk
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bissell |sheath with matching short | jac-
of Kinnaird to Mr. Alfred. William |ket. Accessories were entone, Her
Lewis, son’of Mr.-and Mrs. George corsage was yellow rosebuds and
white: carnation:

F. Lewis’ of Summerland,
‘The Cathedral. was decorated

eception ‘was
| which ‘was de-

with tall

blue.‘and ‘white gladioli. ‘Alter. ‘lo. corated with sprays of gladioli and
“_wers-were pure white shaggy: chry- | low: bowls’of: chrysanthemums.‘The
“santhemums and church pew deco- | bride's , table was ‘covered with’ a|)
rations were: white satin bows cen: |fldor-length lace’ cloth ‘centered ‘by

tered with blue flowers,
‘:To the strains of traditional

entered the’ Cathedral with: her fa-
The wedding gown was beautifully

. tle’ etchings .of hand run. Alencon
“Jace trimming’ the: highneck it
ted bodice and © matinee’ ‘length
sleeves, A deep side*fold in’ the
folor length: sheath skirt was frost-
ed’ with the same: Jace, Silk peau

crown -of orange . blossoms - and
pearl filigree held ‘the chapel veil

of, French ‘silk’ illusion.:, Her’ bou- presented her wedding. Douguet

quet{ was _ deep pink rosebuds

and. white heather, while her only Bis

jewellery: was pearl drop earrings,

ronets ‘of the same material with

ed’ by? tall : white! tapers: in eed
andelbra.° Presiding. at the tea
“Wedding music the lovely ‘bride | tiie were Mrs. L. A. West’ and

Mrs... G, D. Bissell.::They- were }as<
ther: who’ gave’ her. in’ marriage. | a by. Miss Marjorie Lewis.

recél
and ‘Europé,’ These - were. read: ‘by

bride donned a‘ two-piece | wool
also 3 fashioned; the: Bouttants fae suit of :robin’s blue and white ac-
shaped sehapel train. emcatt |cessories, Her. corsage was. white
orchids ‘and’ white ‘heather,

Kelowna, ‘Alberni, . Uclulet, Hope,
Port Alberni,. Summerland, Squam,
dresses: of blue apne Organza | ish,” Oliver, Vancouver, Penticton,
over: whispering taffeta, Small’ co- | vernon, Victoria and Great Central.

a.three tiered wedding cake flank-

Toast to the bride was given
iv were

R.: Lewis.
rambling - motor. trip
C.) and Washington, the

Just, before‘ leaving, ‘the: bride’

Out of town guests were from

The _ newlyweds «are * residing
at 2170 Cornwall St., Vancouver

head ° dresses, -Satin
entone. They on crescent i
‘sprays of pink and; white: pom-pom |:
latron_ of honor

Barlee of.’ Penticton and.
‘Klassen of Vancouver,
‘The’, groom: was attended by,
his’ brother, ;Mr-,George R.; Lewis
‘of Oliver and the ushers were Daryl.
and Bruce Bissell, brothers}

Mr. F.
was ‘soloist.

Gal:

WITH" ORDER™

For ‘her:

“WE RESERVE THE RIGHT-TO. LIMIT QUANTITIES. OPEN. DAILY.” T0.9 PM. .
/EXCEPT. MONDAYS FROM 9 AM. TO 12 NOON,