COSTREGAR, NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1961

FOR THE BEST IN AUTO BODY WORK See

Kootenay Auto Collision

Painting — Headliner Replacing Seat: covers and auto glass installed ,

Castlegar May Appeal Funeral Home Case Thrown from Court

The Village ci

seek its solicitor's advice on he

a recent court case i which the village's

WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED at the old Co-op in ‘Castlegar Phorie 365-5022

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Stanley Humphries Jr.-Sr. High School. 3 UPoTwA.

Barents’ “OF all” "students | attending the Stanley

Humphries Jr. - Sr. High School aré cordially in-

vited to’ attend “the first P. “T.A. apie of the new term: on.

: Monday, September 25, 8.00 p.m, In the High School Cafeteria.

An interesting programme has been planned, fol- Towed by refreshments.

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ye. Piece Le William’s MOVING & STORAGE “The Family Mover”

LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE HAULING STORAGE - CRATING - PACKING - SHIPPING

Taxpayers Don’t . Want a Big Debt

Dear Sir: :

Once again the sewerage bylaw has gone down to defeat. It should be very conceivable to the. council now, that the taxpayer does not wish to be saddled for the next 20 years buying sewerage on the in- stallment plan,

We are well aware that sewer- age disposal Is the only proper sy- stem to have as regards health and sanitation, but the majority of tax- payers were not in favor of the sti- pulations of the proposed bylaw.

Who taxpayer with revenue-pro- ducing properties such as. apart- ments, motels and duplex dwellings, would soon zegain their _ initial outlay in rentals, but such ‘ts not the case of the individual private property owner.

Under the’ proposed bylaw, he would be expected to subsidize the commercial property owner for the next ‘20 years, Furthermore, this would impose an added burden on ‘the already limited finances of the pensioners (old or otherwise).

‘What guarantee has the tax- payer got that there will not bo other frontage tax levies from time to time!

There is too much unfairness ‘between the private individual pro. perty owner, and the revenue-pro- ducing property owner. If the pri- vate individual is expected to pay on the basis of one flush connected to the sewer, then the revenue-pro-

ducing ' owner ‘should, be expected to pay on a pro-rata basis for the number of flushes in ube.

Under : the ‘proposed. sewerage bylaw, it. would cost the taxpayer approximately $1,000 to $1,200,

We already have a long term water debt to face, as well a3 in- creased achool and hospital tax fa- cing us.

Is it any wonder the taxpayer has voted down an additional 20- year millstone around his neck. Ta- xes are necessary, but there isa limit as to how. much the taxpayer can stand. Does it actually pay to be @ property owner?

Mrs, EK, Rolph, *

Fire Sweeps Old Raspherry On Sunday

Argon ig expected in the wind- fanned $10,000 blaze at the. ortho- dox Doukhobor community of Old Raspberry Sunday: afternoon,

ROMP reported that as yet they have found no physical evi-~ dence such as the Molotov cocktail bombs used by" térrorists in the past, to support thelr arson. suspicion.

‘There {3 a strong possibility. that the fire was accidental.

’ For Free Estimates Call Coilect:: - Trail 364-1818 Nelson 1471

CONGRATULATIONS.

and -- ‘Best’ Wishes .

to a

lrene’s Cafe |

SHHS PTA To. Discuss Its Survey

One‘of the stated objectives of

Mel | the PTA is “to give parents an un- derstanding of the school and its

work, and to assist in interpreting the school in all its aspects to the public.” =

~ Highlighting the “first meeting of tHfe.Stanley Humphries PTA this year will be a program in -which school administrators and teachers

shenin, another ‘barn, a couple of Loe and: other small bulld-

mA changing, “wind hampered firefighters‘ from Castlegar’ and area, as thé first fire was at'an old“barn at the back of the U-shaped ‘community at’ 12.50 p.m. ‘The wind quickly ’spread ‘the blaze to the ‘néw: barn Jand ' wood sheds. Both barns ‘were full of hay:

Raspberry ‘was reported to ave ‘posted guards: the night before, but sn ROMP source said that a time

prior 'to the blaze.

will discuss a number of ‘which seemed of general interest to parents in @ recent informal survey.

Some of these questions were: “What is the brary program in the school. and what. instruction are students given in the use of the Ubrary?.. . , What use is 9 student]; expected to make. of scheduleti|* atudy periods, .

From Your Gas Utility.

hall organized and supervised? .. . How can a parent help his son or

daughter make the best tse of home| ;

study time?” of Following discussion by the meeting a8 a whole, it is planned that parents and teachers will ga~ in small groups over, coffee for fur-

mj ther -informal discussion. of these

‘Imported Woolens

| PLAINS — PLAIDS — CHECKS “56 fo 60” in width

VALUES TO. $4.50 yd.

Bor: Only al 99 yd.

A LARGE ‘SELECTION OF _COTTONS & RAYONS

225 per cent to 2.33% OFF

Bailey's Ltd

In the Oglow Bldg. - Columbia Ave., Phone 365-8222

and other questions of’ general in- te 5

A new feature of PTA programs throughout the year will be a pre- ‘sentation of the aims, and content of various courses offered in. the core subjects,

» Both-. general and university program English courses at the va- ‘rious grade levels will be described this, month,’ October's program will include a‘ description: of mathemas ties courses,

‘The first meeting will be held next, Monday: évening in the hieh | school cafeteria,

Bldg. Permits

| Total $654,335 |

ullding permits totaling $28,800

f approved at Himnaird’s coun-

cil: meeting Monday night. -

‘Total. value of building permits

issued 80 far.this year in the vil. ‘tage ‘is $664,335,

. How isthe study|i

‘Gas-Kin Ladies Lose the Finals;

“ihe: Socal ‘ta “Yost tour|!

bylaw case against the. Trail: Fun- eral Home was thrown cut of court,

Bolleitor, Ed MeGauley's' advice will be dought, notes @ ‘brief read into the village records, “since many people. will’ probably presume that the village acted’ In bad falth or os

@ result of’ poor, advice since the| =

casé was ‘thrown out ‘of ‘court’. by magistrate Parker Willams," |”

‘The brief comments | that “a $16 trade Mecence is Tequired ' to carry on the normal business of “a funeral “homé, ‘The ‘Trail’ Funeral Home has such ‘s business,” “

“A $90 trade licence.'ls required te peddle from’ door’ to door. ‘The Trail Funeral Home had s’ number of agents ‘operating from’ door. to door in ‘connection with: pre-paid funerals.

“The village office advised ”

M, Monkhouse, ‘owner of the ‘Trail Funeral Home, that his ‘$15° licence did not cover the agents doing bus- tess from ‘door ‘to door and "that a peddlar's licence’ would ‘also be Te-

quired,

“The Trail’ Funeral’ Home’ did not take out the, necessary. Mcence to cover ‘their agents ‘door-to-door business, ‘hence'a charge was laid to. insure’ that.’ our’ bylaw ‘would be complied: with,

+. “when the case came up before magistrate Parker Willams in.Trai it was “thrown out of court,’ ap- parently ‘ because, of ‘circtumstances as they related to a dispute between ‘various funeral homés on the sub- Sect of of Ere pal tumerals. has no opinion on the cument dispute re'pre-paid fu- netals but it does have bylaws for the purpose of raising revenue and controlling businesses. These must be enforced ‘tist forthe protection of any btisiness but because- they are the valld bylaws of the village. * “As action. in this,case appears to be correct. however, we will re- quest our solicitor to instruct the village office regarding the best way:

to insure that our bylaws ‘will - be |.

east with,

“We: will also ask our ‘solleltors advice re_ the. apparent’ advisability. of: appealing the current. case, par- ticularly since many people. will

that’ the . village |-

probably. acted in bad faith or as a result of poor advice, since the’ case was ‘thrown: out of court’ by boar Parker. ‘Williams, Me

“KINNAIRD BRIEFS

i hidden in' the’ ba¥n'up to 10° hours |.

straight games to the well-poltshed.

The. WEKHU:: -advised the village

.| that the water tests showed: no pol-

lution: in ‘five tests,

eee Frank Richardson of the’Castle. gar Funeral Home appeared before pout with: B sample’ of a. concrete

darkness, ¥ Sunday’ afternoon ‘here in Cas-

their ladies hold the Silverettes to @ 6-6 ball game up until the ninth inning, ‘Then the four-th ‘West

was called: in‘ the’ Sith hecause of

tlegar the town -people’ watched |;

Gix ‘hundred “feet of new’ tran- site pipe has been laid‘on ard Ave,

Kootenay Champs banged home six Tuns to defeat Castl

EVERY- Be NITE. 8.00 P.M. ! St. Rita’s Parish Hall, Front Street fae JACKPOTS $90.00 & 180.00. “85 NUMBERS: CALLED:

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: COMPANY. LIMITED : Serving Trail, Castlegar & , District ; ;

_and Castlegar Airport

FOR. INFORMATION PHONE CASTLEGAR 365: 1

: heating | ‘system: up to

E date with a GAS ‘OR

lave all the modern: * convenience and com-

let us. give’ ‘you an esti- “s mate on ‘modernizing your plumbing: -

to the dune of 12-6.

Boo Castlegar-Kinnaird, team bers wish to thank the, Castlegar,

‘{ Athletic Association for<their!'ddn-

ation to help pay the club’s’ bills and the Village of . Castlegar for

‘| the use of the ballpari:-:

ro RIFLES LICENSES

= SHELLS” “Kye

SHOTGUNS |

BROWNIN a F ONIN CLOTHING ©

s} Pis T0Ls Decoy OYS

Calis “KNIVES |

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursduy, Sept.-21,' 1961

pel Kinnaird Families Travel”

‘2010 ‘and Mire. ‘Traill and.thelr five

previous $26,000 ‘maxim

‘Recent’: amendmenta. were ae-|1 »6lgned for drivers who ‘find! it nec-

‘essary to, {Insure | under the: plan; | even’ ittiough they have no'récont’ of |’ tl

Gaughters followed later, They had] eight, children

port — so wear | mon : tal of and Mrs, Wm.:‘Tralll. beable: to bow! \Sask., “were ’ reunited] wo atter!a0 years when at. that. time} ou: Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘Traill observed thelr o

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by F. -V. Malthouse, B.C. ‘manager of the All Canada: Insurance : Medera:.

ton.”

“insuring with the plan carries no penalty’ in ‘the’ form’ of. higher premiums for : is j-clags ‘of river,

*. Peer up ‘and ports. calendar; ‘delve ‘into the ian ofjmen athletics, or’ just look around "at what ‘your: friends are .dolng this .evening. You .won't.find :any sport} that

0. companies,” Mr. Malthouse said, ; “The B.O, Assigned Risk Plan is sponsored,’ and costs ,and ‘risks are’ shared, by, the entire Insurance ins

dustry since it Is essential that in-

surance ie available to* every: driver

%) the! ‘hative ‘Canadian sport of 5-Pln

bowling.

More than: +two million Oana: P

dians now go bowling. more or less regularly, ' That makes {t Canada’s i and ‘by fe

‘unless “hi that he is totally irresponsible.”

Welcome ‘Letter. _ For Now People?

A welcoming 1 “from the ‘Village office may: soon greet new residential ‘and: commercial | weal, vents to Castlegar. ': Sara UN

At councell’s last meeting Comm.

2W. Ry Cook suggested; the idea of

‘mich a letter which would Ust the ‘various village department’: and ere: certain services, ete., could be. arranged. for..."

_ Ve Village * chairman: ‘Ange Bylveat ‘ “ante “he’has been the recipient of

“ Bome ‘of, them,:he’ said, even inclu-

‘ded some free light .bulbé and ‘a

pound of ‘coffee through’ the cour=

‘tesy. of local poerenants

:] lanes of: this county 2,00 bowl,

Any afternoon: or evening,. you) are Mable to find’a sizeable number,

is game's biggest east |

whole family can Yay at together,

whatever thelr ages, Another is thn

it's'the kind ‘of game you can enjoy’! lea

wnetier you are‘a beginner, or: a 5

| intend to bowl regularly, you shautat ai

y and tyou must wear:clothing ‘that allows you] s,— freedom of

Golden

the family were again ‘pre-| ia ‘Avg’ 96, when’ Mr, and Mrs. ‘Trail: were honored at dinner in the" United Church pane oe the Becar

‘Any “pull’on: your: iarm ‘can

should #ports shirt -of

‘gives. eaally, at your: hissed fo moves is bapa ie nm. -generally: wear Jooae-|

"Mooortibs i Roberta} ediction after Ising wads or con-| ~ | aratulstion,

Mr. "and dre, ifail were mar-| ried! in _Aberdéenshtre,: Scotland, 1)

1 for 128 or 25° cerits: era

buy. ow ‘own ‘shoes.’

‘For "right-handed. bowlers; tha fate left sole of bowling shoes is made of, leather; ‘the: rig)

le: there’ is "no ” “speolal ‘cose tame or tniform that i pcular

you're’ ready ‘to ‘pick up that ‘ball and -take on ‘those

‘The rubber, on the other. xole, gives: you traction as you ep off, and it nd ‘af th

Snow’. that » ‘you're | “Gressed,

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