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f .-'- ";'l < \ VOL. II GREENWOOD, B.C., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1928 No. 32 Greenwood Superior School Council Has Busy Session Ladies and Gents • ' °. A Full Line of McClary's Local Interest Report for February A three hour session fell to the lot of Furnishings the City Fathers on Monday evening,' The Robins and Blue Birds are with Division I there being in attendance Mayor - Don't overlook our us again. N. E. Morrison Gulley,-'and Aldermen Peterson, Smith, Ranges and Heating Stoves Lofstad, Taylor and Forshaw. Total Actual Attendance 492.5 Endorsation was given to a resolu Sale on Rubbers Dr. A. Francis has returned from Average Daily Attendance 23.45 East Kcotenay. tion from the Nanaimo City Council Number on Roll 24 petitioning that no further charters McClary's Enamel and Tin Ware Our New Percentage of Attendance 97.71% Keep in mind the Hockey Clug Dance be granted to private clubs in any Spring Millinery on Friday, April 20th. , Proficiency List qrganized district without the approval 3 x Grade XI.—Renie Skilton, Edward of the municipal authorities. will be on Display on George White left on Sunday morn McArthur, Edward Johnson, John Mc Finance matters occupied the atten Assorted Dishes and Glassware March 17th ing on a business trip to Vancouver and Donell. tion of the Council for a lengthy time Victoria. Grade X.—Leo Madden, Vera Walm the City - Clerk having concise and sley, Andrew Anderson. ready information available for prac Agent for Born.—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Grade IX.—John Campolieto, Edward tical discussion both from the Coun T. M. GULLEY & CO. .?' Stewart-Warner Blaine, of Rock Creek, a '.son, March Parry, Rosie Bombini. cillors and Bond-holders point of view 4th, at the District Hospital. Grade VIII.—Harry Hallstrom, Rob and there is reasonable hope of a still ert Forshaw, Robert Mitchell, Margaret more amicable arrangement being Matched-Unit Radio Royce, Jack Morrison, Marguerite made regarding the outstanding de Mrs. E. F. Wilson," of °Kock Creek, bentures . was a visitor in town on Wednesday Ritchie, - Cleo Toney, Eileen Bryan, > Ellen Trotinson's Store evening. Bertram Price, Thomas Walmsley, The Auditor's report was reviewed . Eugene McGiUivray, Arthur Cox, Lewis and. accepted, the usual number of A A A. A. A. AAAAAAAA. AAA AAAAAAAA Mitchell, Allan Morrison. copies being ordered sent ,to the Lew Bryant returned to town Regularity and Punctuality Trustee for distribution to the Bond Wednesday morning from a visit holders and' Financial houses leaving Lenten Specials Kimberley. Arthur Cox, Robert Forshaw, Harry sufficient for local requirements. Hallstrom, Robert Mitchell, Eugene 1 After obtaining statistics from the ; CHARLES KING Miss Laura E. Hibbard, R.N., of Cal McGiUivray, Bertram Price, Margaret Clerk the Lighting committee experi Pilchards 3 cans 50c Licensed Insurance, Agent gary, arrived in town this morning and Rqyce, Thomas Walmsley, Edward enced the pleasure of presenting the Salmon. Pink ' ;.. Is 20c has joined the staff of tlie District Johnson, Edward Parry, Vera Walm first favorable report of that depart • Fire, Life, Accident & Sickness,. sley, John Campolieto. Salmon Sockeye .^.. Is 50c Hospital. r ment and they forecast a small margin Lobster halves 55c Automobile, Bonds, Burglary Division II of profit for the year if enabled to complete the wqrk already outlined. Real Estate,,Ranches, Dwellings^ Duncan McGillis, of Summerstown, Ruth Axam Ontario, is spending a few days in The Health committee reported four AUCTIONEER town. Mr. McGillis is a brother of the No. on'Register 27 householders not making 'use of the Fresh Salmon and Halibut Every Thursday late Donald H. McGillis. Total Actual Attendance 534. scavenger and referred tc, complaints Call and see Average Actual Attendance 25.42 of nuisances emanating from two busi Charles King, Copper Street, Percentage of Attendance 94.15% ness places in the City. Instructions Miss K. Hills, R. N., has resigned her in reference to above Proficiency 'List ., were given to the City Clerk and Kippers, Sable Fish; Finnan Fladdie, Etc position in the District Hospital and Health.'Officer to take action' for .AAAAA AA.AA.AAAA AAAAAAAA AAA left for her home in Port Alberni on Grade VII.—Donalda Walker, Rosa remedying these cases. Lucente, Beatrice McLaren, Oliver For quality and value order from Phone 46 Wednesday morning. Miss Hills was a The Finance committee ' submitted very .popular nurse and her many Newmarch, Ruth Cox, Arnold Bombini, ^7rt|yvyTf>vvvfvy>vi'TTTTV Charles Royce, Roy Hallstrom (not proposed arrangements for paying off friends were sorry to see her leave. arrears owing t'o the City by some of Wc have quite, a few letters present for all examinations.) GREENWOOD GROCERY Grade VI.—Celia Klinosky, John those listed by the Trustee during his" from People expressing their Guests at' the Pacific Hotel during McGiUivray, David Nichols, June recent visit and the proposals were appreciation of our work and the'week: B. Hodge, Vancouver; J. R. Toney, Mark Madden, May Clark, accepted as being satisfactory, other Cross,' London, England; A. B. Fenwick, Laurence Gulley, James Forshaw. delinquents not prepared toi pay up we can assure the Public that Phoenix; Rev. St.G. Smyth, Leo Mader, will have all services cut-off. all Repairs turned out by us Grade V.—Walter Nichols, George Grand Forks; G. F. Frost, R. O. Leslie. Hingley, Freda Hammerstrom, Ernest The policy adopted - by the Council will be of the highest standard Kettle Valley; L. A. Bradley, Nelson; during the last few years of consistent TTf»fwnvtv<'*TT?fty|>yfvvvvvvy?'yf7wyTT^ Johnson. of Workmanship and we al D. McGillis, Summerstown, Ont.; Mrs. Grade IV.—Rey Nicholas, Dorothy upkeep of the water and fire system E. F. Wilson, Rock Creek; H. Strauss, along with the razing of useless build ways use the best quality of Boug, Jack Clark, Ernest Cox, Peter Midway. Maletta, Glenn Toney. ings and the fire prevention propa Start the New Year right by using materials. ganda steadily.r.distributed has at last Regularity and Punctuality ** When your watch goes A very enjoyable party was held at brought about a revision of fire insur wrong bring it to us and let us the'home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hallstrom Dorothy Boug, Ernest Cox, Ruth Cox, ance rates affecting all owners of the James Forshaw, George Hingley, town. The visits and inspections made prove our claims. on Saturday, March 3rd, when Master Edison Mazda Lamps Jim -Hallstrom entertained a number Ernest Johnson, Celia Klinosky, Rosa by the various officials of the Fire A. A. WHITE of-his little friends from 3—6, during Lucente, Peter Maletta, David Nichols, Underwriters Association during 1927 which time the children enjoyed many Walter Nichols, Charles Royce, Glen resulted in a substantial reduction of Watchmaker and Jeweler Toney, June Toney. premiums commencing. January 1st . F. J. WHITE, Mgr. "ames.and a most satisfying tea all ^oing home feeling that "Jim" made Division III 1928. This will enable the Council to - increase the insurance amounts on AAAAA A AAA A AAA A AAA A A AAA A A .< arvewsllent little host.- Reduced prices from January 1st Vera A. Kempston some buildings at present greatly ' Total Actual Attendance... 619. under-insured .without further drain on •' ONE KISS TO SAVE A NATION! ***"••' "Midway News -; - " '"Averag e Daily. Attendance..' - 29:47 the City finances for premiums. ' - • Number, on Roll ra 30 The Chief"of Police was 'ordered'to ' Percentage of Attendance 98.23% Louis A'. Rob'inet is a patient in the destroy dogs on which dog tax has not Proficiency List been paid, this power being legally TAYLOR &"SON Phone 17 District Hospital: ,,- -' Grade III.— Alice Clark 83%, Cicely given under section 4 of Bylaw 42. Mrs. J. Richter and Mrs. E. Hawkes Four applications for land rental AAAAAtAAiAAAA*ili**i*t*li*****«*AA**«t*******i****AAi Newmarch 80%, Burton McGiUivray were visitors to Greenwood on Monday. 80%, Gordon McGiUivray 79%, Dorcas were considered and the tenders- being so close the City Clerk was instructed The Ladies Aid will meet on Satur Mitchell 78%, Kathleen Madden 75%, Roland Skilton 64%, Josephine Cox to deal with all four applicants and day, March 10th at 2:30 p.m., at the endeavor to make an arrangement Old School. 61%, Louis Lucente 61%, Eric Cox 58%, * Edward Lucente 54%. whereby each ,of them would be ap Mrs. J. L. Bush left last Thursday Grade II.—Cecil Maletta 77%, Edna portioned a suitable piece of ground. Try for Spokane where her son is attending Pope 69%, Frank Nichols 65%, Vir It was decided that either the' high school. ginia Boug 55%, Thomas Forshaw present pound be repaired or a new 54%. enclosure be made at a point to be Nyals Creophos A .number qf deer are grazing decided upon later, pound committee among the foot-hills here, since the Grade I A.—Roberta Wilson. to report after investigation. snow went off. Grade I.—Georgina Boug, Edward for Coughs and Colds Klinosky (tied), Fred Clark, James —Mrs.-R.^D. LKerr_-was-the ^guest_qf Hallstrom,—Donald^Francisr"~Alb~e7t Beaverdeii Briefs Mrs. A. Porter of Myncaster for a few Lucente, Elvira Bombini, Violet Bom-- Huskies for Sore Throat days last'week. bini, Alfred Maletta. Chas. Stark, well-known Kelly Doug Mrs. C. Graser of Ken- Creek, was Receiving Class.—Isabella Wilson, las traveller, was a visitor to Camp on the guest qf her daughter, Mrs. Sam Hazen Powers, Mary Madden, Edith Tuesday. Both work splendidly Powers. Bender over the week-end. Mrs. C. E. Nordman left on Monday There is something in store for all Regularity and Punctuality morning to.spend some time visiting GOODEVE'S DRUG STORE who attend the Concert and Dance in Georgina Boug,.-Virginia Boug, Alice friends in Vancouver.