Artists taking part in the first broadcast over CATV, Channel 2 included; Miss Rose Hartwig, soloist accompanied by Mrs. J. Glanville, Mr. George James and his one-man band which he has been operating for the past forty -four years, Mr. Ron Fabro, soloist with Mr. Eddie Taylor accompanying him; Mr. Vern Bengston on his accordion; The Wranglers under Roly Righton, one of the district's popular dance orchestras, E.Taylor playing Bob Leggett's organ.
Station CATV channel 2 will go on the air regularly starting in September. This is entirely a community effort. It's successful operation depends on the co-operation of the public at large. If you know of anyone who is talented and who you believe would add to the programs which are being offered this fall, Kootenay Enterprises would greatly appreciate your contacting them. Young folks and youth groups will be most welcome. There is a great deal work entailed in operating such as project arranging programs, etc. And especially so when it is secondary to a person's main source of livelihood. If you believe you can help, please contact Kootenay Enterprises. The station will go on the air at regular intervals in September. Watch for the announcement.
1957
NOTICE TO MARYSVILLE RESIDENTS SEWER SYSTEM INSPECTION
In accordance with By-law #50, all homeowners are required to be connected to the Village Sewage System.
The Sanitary Inspector will be making a thorough inspection in this regard within the next month. If you are just making connection, it is compulsory to have your hook-up inspected BEFORE BACK FILLING. Contact the. Village Office or Mr. Glen Wesche.
ANIMAL AND POULTRY BY-LAW #52
Section #6 of this By-law reads; "Any person desiring to keep any animal or poultry (other than household pets) within the Village, shall before so doing make application to the Village Clerk for a permit so to do; and any person keeping any animal or poultry in the village at time of passage of this By-law shall ... make application to the Clerk for a permit so to do and any such permit shall not be granted unless (a) Provisions of this By-law and of the "Health Act" and Sanitary Regulations made pursuant thereto are duly complied with; and (b) The Sanitary Inspector has inspected the premises in which any such animal or poultry is proposed to be kept or is kept, and has given approval thereof in writing; (e) In case of any person keeping any animal or poultry at the time of the passage of this By-law being unable to comply with the provisions hereof, such persons shall discontinue the keeping of such animals or poultry within three (3) months from the date of receipt of written notice so to discontinue issued by the Sanitary Inspector."
Corporation of the VILLAGE OF MARYSVILLE
Allan Millar,
Village Clerk
Change is a symbol of progress
Everyone is inclined to feel that "nothing ever changed" in their surroundings. This is a comment often heard in Kimberley. Is it true? We think not!
Take Spokane Street, just as an example. Last spring, saw the beginning of some important changes on it. The Muroyd Block began to take shape in earnest to accommodate the newly opened Royal Bank of Canada in larger quarters and to provide space for Saunders Pharmacy, Lytle Agencies Ltd., Mason's Men's Wear.
Just before Christmas the Royal Bank moved from its temporary quarters in the beginning of that block across from the Federal Building, to its corner location at Wallinger and Spokane in its spacious, modern quarters. Then, Saunders Pharmacy Ltd., moved after the New Year from their temporary quarters in the Lloyd block. Now Woogmans to the corner vacated by the Royal Bank in the new Block.
Following them were Masons Men's Wear and Lytle Agencies Ltd., Mason's Men's Wear has an extremely smart store facing on Wallinger Avenue with a remarkable display window from which a full view of the store is obtained. The interior is finished in an ivory tile ceiling with seagreen walls and blonde panelling. The smart display tables are also in blonde wood. The floor covering is linoleum tile in brown and green with mottled ivory squares in blending shades. In this store it is possible to see all merchandise offered for sale at a glance, and it is an excellent stock covering everything the modern gentleman could want. Be sure to stop on your way to the Post Office and see this smart shop.
Lytle Agencies, Ltd., next door to Mason's, have an excellent office for their insurance and travel headquarters. Panelled in natural wood with built in cupboards for the keeping of supplies and records, it is a modern, up-to-date home for a most progressive business.
Occupying the space so recently vacated by Lytle Agencies in the same block, is Redding's Furniture temporary quarters. To coach their premises one goes through the main entrance to Lloyd's Hardware on Spokane Street and on to the back. You'll find yourself at a level with the second floor of the Muroyd Block over Saunders Pharmacy! And there, too, you'll find Redding's all ready to carry on in their usual efficient manner.
In the premises formerly occupied by Mason's Men's Wear on Spokane Street, you'll find a real sharp music centre. Yes, GalIpen's Sound Service moved their quarters from Deer Park Avenue to the Spokane Street location. Walking in, one imagines that a very enthusiastic painter did the decorating for in the color scheme are blended sky blue, rosewood, golden yellow and soft grey. These are the shades used in the ceiling and the walls, including the punchboard on which will be mounted the record racks.
One entire wall is covered in drapery of lively grey. Against this drape have been set the many beautiful TV sets on floor display, on an elevated platform. It is an ideal setting. On the opposite side have been built record bins, finished in greyish-blue, from which you may select the record of your choice. The record player is built-in to the fixtures and all are self-serve. At the back of the store beyond the record department will be two "sound proof" play booths, where you make your selection in peace.
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